Inactive Student Records Sample Clauses

Inactive Student Records. All inactive student records shall be maintained and archived by the school in accordance with Rule 6A-1.055, Florida Administrative Code. The School shall maintain pupil attendance records in the manner specified in Rule 6A–1.044, Florida Administrative Code; and
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Inactive Student Records. All cumulative folders and permanent records of students leaving the School to attend a school outside of the regular Brevard County Public School system will be copied and forwarded to the receiving school. The original cumulative folder and permanent record of the student will be filed with the School’s inactive student records and transferred to the Sponsor in accordance with Florida Statutes.
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Inactive Student Records. The Sponsor agrees to cooperate with the School to provide cumulative folders and permanent records, including IEPs, of students choosing to attend the School. All cumulative folders and permanent records of students leaving the School to attend the regular Brevard County Public School system will be forwarded to the receiving school. All cumulative folders and permanent records of students leaving the School to attend a school outside of the regular Brevard County
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