Final Enrollment Projection Sample Clauses

Final Enrollment Projection. No later than June 1 of each year, the School shall provide to the Sponsor the School’s final enrollment projection for the upcoming school year. For purposes of this contract, final enrollment projection is not annual capacity, but is the School’s projection for how many students will be enrolled when the school year begins as will serve as the basis for initial FEFP payments.
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Final Enrollment Projection. No later than June 1 of each year, the School shall provide to the Sponsor the School's final enrollment projection for the upcoming school year. For purposes of this contract, final enrollment projection is not annual capacity, but is the School's projection for how many students will be emolled when the school year begins as will serve as the basis for initial FEFP payments. \ Disagreements between the Sponsor and the School relating to enrollment capacity will be resolved using the dispute resolution provisions in this Charter and section 1002.33, Florida Statutes. The School shall not emoll students in excess of the physical capacity of the building, unless the School operates multiple sessions, in which case, the physical capacity of the School shall not be exceeded during any session. The enrollment capacity of a School that is designated as High�Performing pursuant to section 1002.331, Florida Statutes, shall be dete1mined by the governing board.
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Final Enrollment Projection. 634 No later than June 1 of each year, the School shall provide to the Sponsor the School’s 635 final enrollment projection for the upcoming school year. For purposes of this contract, 636 final enrollment projection is not annual capacity, but is the School’s projection for how 637 many students will be enrolled when the school year begins as will serve as the basis 638 for initial FEFP payments. 639 Disagreements between the Sponsor and the School relating to enrollment capacity 640 will be resolved using the dispute resolution provisions in this Charter and section 641 1002.33, Florida Statutes. The School shall not enroll students in excess of the 642 physical capacity of the building, unless the School operates multiple sessions, in 643 which case, the physical capacity of the School shall not be exceeded during any 644 session. 645 The enrollment capacity of a School that is designated as High-Performing pursuant to 646 section 1002.331, Florida Statutes, shall be determined by the governing board. 647 H. Maintenance of Student Records as Required by Statute 648 1. Record Confidentiality 649 The School shall maintain confidentiality of student records as required by federal and 650 state law.
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