School of Origin. The school YOUTH is ordered to attend per Juvenile Court Shared Trip: Transportation in which more than one (1) YOUTH are transported in 4 the same vehicle and may include multiple pick-ups and drop-offs. Mileage calculation of a Shared 5 Trip begins when the first YOUTH is picked up and ends when the last YOUTH is dropped off at 6 the final destination.
School of Origin. The school of origin is the school in which the child was enrolled before entering xxxxxx care. If a child’s xxxxxx care placement is changed, the school of origin is the school where the child was enrolled when the placement changed.
School of Origin. The school in which the YOUTH was last enrolled; the school the YOUTH attended when permanently housed (i.e., prior to removal from the home); or any other school the YOUTH attended within the immediately preceding fifteen (15) months to which the YOUTH feels connected.
School of Origin. Entering District All Students 1.00 0.00 Grade 10 11
School of Origin. (For student) What do you like or dislike about staying in this school? Elementary school children wanted to remain in their school of origin while high school students had varying views.
School of Origin. “The school the xxxxxx child attended when permanently housed or the school in which the xxxxxx child was last enrolled. If the school the xxxxxx child attended when permanently housed is different from the school in which the xxxxxx child was last enrolled, or if there is some other school that the xxxxxx child attended with which the xxxxxx child is connected, the liaison, in consultation with and the agreement of the xxxxxx child and the person holding the right to make educational decisions for the xxxxxx child, shall determine in the best interest of the xxxxxx child, the school that shall be deemed the school of origin.” EC48853.5(e)
School of Origin. This is the school that the child last attended before experiencing homelessness or the school where the child was last enrolled. Special Education Local Plan Area SELPA A SELPA is a single or multi-district entity which ensures a continuum of special education services for eligible individuals with disabilities. Each SELPA has a local plan which governs its operations of State and Federal Laws Student Study Team Student Success Team SST A formal meeting of school staff, including the classroom teacher, to discuss why a child is having difficulty and to determine a course of action to address these difficulties. Surrogate Parent See District Appointed Surrogate Parent Wards Youth in the xxxxxx care system who are under probation supervision. Placement in xxxxxx care is the least restrictive alternative in the placement continuum and is often utilized when the level of delinquency is low and the lack of parental structure/support is high.
School of Origin. Per California Education Code 48853.5(g), the School of Origin is “the school that the xxxxxx child attended when permanently housed or the school in which the xxxxxx child was last enrolled. If the school the xxxxxx child attended when permanently housed is different from the school in which the xxxxxx child was last enrolled, or if there is some other school that the xxxxxx child attended with which the xxxxxx child is connected and that the xxxxxx child attended within the immediately preceding 15 months, the educational liaison, in consultation with, and with the agreement of, the xxxxxx child and the person holding the right to make educational rights for the xxxxxx child, shall determine, in the best interest of the xxxxxx child, the school to be deemed the School of Origin.” Best Interest Determination - Under federal and California law, a child in xxxxxx care shall remain or enroll in his/her School of Origin unless a determination is made that it is not in the child’s best interest to attend the School of Origin. Factors to consider when determining if School of Origin enrollment is in the xxxxxx student’s best interest include, but are not limited to: preferences of the student, preferences of the student’s parents or Educational Rights Holder, placement of siblings (if any), safety, consideration of the appropriateness of the current educational setting, commute distance/travel time, duration of placement, time of school year, type of transportation available, flexibility in school schedule, impact of extracurricular activities on transportation options, maturity and behavioral capacity, special Education Needs, English language learner needs, and social/emotional relationships.
School of Origin. The school the student attended when last housed, or the school last attended. A protective environment utilized for emergency shelter care, which occurs between xxxxxx care placements, while awaiting a reassessment of the child/youth’s case plan and acquiring a regular residence/xxxxxx care home. A placement made in the provision of a placing agency’s child specific case plan, with the intent of providing a stable and consistent residence in the process of achieving permanency. Xxxxxx youth are permitted to continue in the school of origin as long as he/she is under jurisdiction of the court. If the court’s jurisdiction is terminated prior to the end of a school year, the student may continue to attend the school or origin until the end of the year. In addition, Education Code 48853.5 allows a xxxxxx youth who has remained in the school of origin to matriculate with his/her peers in accordance with established feeder patterns, whether that new school is within the district or in another district. TRANSPORTATION DECISION FLOWCHART Table One: Determining the applicable rule of law for students placed out of their district of origin Youth detained in an Emergency Shelter Youth changes Xxxxxx Care placement XxXxxxxx Xxxxx YES Placed in a transitional shelter/home or emergency shelter? Once determined XxXxxxxx-Xxxxx, the youth is protected under M-V through the end of the school year, regardless of subsequent changes in placement. YES NO Placed in a Xxxxxx Family home, as part of the child/youth’s case plan? NO AB 490 Once determined AB 490, the youth is protected under AB 490 through the end of the school year… unless the youth is moved into an emergency shelter. At that point, M-V takes precedence and protects the youth through the remainder of the school year AB490 Sec. 4 & Ed Code 48853.5(d)(1) When a youth is permanently housed after being in emergency shelter (ie. regular xxxxxx care placement) the district is no longer responsible for transportation. However, other provisions of M-V do apply. Table Two: Placed in an FFA or Group Home, as part of the child/youth’s case plan? NO Consult with Placing Agency - Clarify Determining community and agency responsibilities for students who have been moved (initial or subsequent) by a placing agency into a different school district
School of Origin. The school the homeless/xxxxxx child attended when permanently housed or the school in which the child was last enrolled. If the school the child attended when permanently housed is different from the school in which the child was last enrolled, or if there is some other school that the child attended with which the child is connected, the liaison, in consultation with and the agreement of the child and the person holding the right to make educational decisions for the child, shall determine in the best interest of the child, the school that shall be deemed the school of origin. EC48853.5(e)
