Every School Succeeds Act (ESSA) Sample Clauses

Every School Succeeds Act (ESSA). The School will comply with the responsibilities and obligations of the Title I, Part A accountability provisions as specified under the federal ESSA and its implementing regulations established by the U.S. Department of Education including, but not limited to, i) participating in statewide assessments, ii) meeting the state adequate yearly progress definition, iii) meeting public and parent reporting requirements, iv) implementing school sanctions if the School is identified for improvement, and/or failing to meet disparities in teacher and paraprofessional requirements. This section shall automatically be modified to reflect changes in ESSA, or when the Department is granted waivers from ESSA by the United States Department of Education.‌
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Every School Succeeds Act (ESSA). The School will comply with the responsibilities and obligations of the Title I, Part A accountability provisions as specified under the federal ESSA and its implementing regulations established by the U.S. Department of Education including, but not limited to, i) participating in statewide assessments, ii) meeting the state adequate yearly progress definition, iii) meeting public and parent reporting requirements,
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