Written Contract I Clause Samples

Written Contract I. C. § 33-5206(4) I. Admission Procedures I.C. § 33-5205(3)(k) A. Enrollment Opportunities I.C. § 33-5205(3)(t) Every effort is made to notify the public of enrollment opportunities at The Village Charter School, by taking the following steps: a. TVCS takes into consideration language demographics of the attendance area and disseminate information accordingly. b. At least three (3) months prior to the enrollment deadline each year, enrollment information is posted in highly visible and prominent locations within the attendance area. c. TVCS ensures the dissemination of press release or public service announcements to media outlets that broadcast within or disseminate printed publications within the attendance area. d. TVCS ensures that such announcements are broadcast or published by such media outlets on no less than three (3) occasions, beginning no later than fourteen (14) days prior to the enrollment deadline each year. e. Prospective students are given the opportunity to enroll regardless of race, color, nationality or ethnicity, religion, gender, familial status, social or economic status, or special needs. These efforts may also include, but are not limited to, web page updates, announcements through social networking sites, advertising at community centers (e.g., library), school informational meetings, announcements at other public schools, and/or notifications sent home with students. Each year, the Board will establish an enrollment admissions deadline, which shall be the date by which all written requests for admission to attend TVCS for the next school year must be received. The enrollment deadline cannot be changed once the enrollment information is disseminated. The application process prior to the enrollment deadline is as follows: a. Application cards are made available at the charter school office and on the school website in both English and Spanish. The application includes information pertinent to filling a specific number of positions in each classroom. b. A parent, guardian, or other person with legal authority to make decisions regarding school attendance on behalf of a child in Idaho, may make a request in writing for such child to attend TVCS in compliance with Idaho Code § 33-5205(3)(k). c. In the case of a family with more than one (1) child seeking to attend TVCS, one (1) written request for admission must be submitted on behalf of each sibling.  The written request for admission must be submitted to, and received by, TVCS on or...
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