Student Movement After October Count Date Sample Clauses

Student Movement After October Count Date. Pursuant to Colorado state law, students who enroll in a School shall have the right to remain enrolled in that School through the end of the school year, absent expulsion, graduation, court ordered placement, or IEP placement. After the October Count Date, any movement of students between any of the Schools and any District school (including the school serving the student’s resident address that is not operated pursuant to a charter school contract) is subject to an agreement between the Network and the Superintendent or their designee. The Network agrees to use the standard District administrative transfer process. Each School’s enrollment will be counted on or before the October Count Date of each year, by a process implemented by the District. The school’s waitlist cancels as of the October Count Date and should a student withdraw from or otherwise depart from a Network School after the October Count Date, then the School will be required to make the vacated enrollment slot available to a student moving into the District or for an administrative transfer, if such student requests to enroll at the School. By the 2020-2021 school year, the Network shall accept students into vacated seats at all grade levels, if it is not doing so currently.
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Student Movement After October Count Date. Pursuant to Colorado state law, students who enroll in the School shall have the right to remain enrolled in the School through the end of the school year, absent expulsion, graduation, court ordered placement, or IEP placement, or voluntary withdrawal by the student’s guardian(s). After the October 1st Count Date, any movement of students between the School and any District school (including the school serving the student’s resident address that is not operated pursuant to a charter school contract) is subject to an agreement between the School and the Superintendent or his designee. The School agrees to use the standard District administrative transfer process. The School’s enrollment will be counted on or before the October Count Date of each year, by a process implemented by the District. The School’s waitlist cancels as of the October Count Date and should a student withdraw from or otherwise depart from the School after October 1st, the October Count Date, the School will be required to make the vacated enrollment slot available to a student moving into the District or for an administrative transfer, if such student requests to enroll at the School. The School shall not be required to accept such a student into a vacated seat in the 11th or 12th grades.
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Student Movement After October Count Date. Pursuant to Colorado state law, students who enroll in a School shall have the right to remain enrolled in that School through the end of the school year, absent expulsion, graduation, court ordered placement, or IEP placement. After the October Count Date, any movement of students between any of the Schools and any District school (including the school serving the student’s resident address that is not operated pursuant to a charter school contract) is subject to an agreement between the Network and the Superintendent or their designee (the “Administrative Transfer Process”). Each School’s enrollment will be counted on or before the October Count Date of each year, by a process implemented by the District. The school’s waitlist cancels on the last weekday in the month of September and should a student withdraw from or otherwise depart from a Network School after the October Count Date resulting in a School’s enrollment dropping below the funded student count, then the School will be required to make the vacated enrollment slot available to a student moving into the District. The School shall accept students into vacated seats at all grade levels.
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