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E. HOLMES DISTRICT — With their service to the district coming to an end, interim Superintendent Jon Ritchie and interim Assistant Superintendent Kris Pipes-Perone on Monday were given additional financial compensation for “going above and beyond.” Last August, the board entered into an agreement with Tri-County Educational Service Center for interim services through the current school year after, previously taking action to authorize Tri-County Educational Service Center to conduct the superintendent

Coatney School District Case Study Response Small County Consolidated, The Coatney School District’s one and only school, is facing an uphill battle. The Pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade school of six hundred is beginning to feel the pressures of the media, the teachers’ association, and local parents concerning implementation of the school policies, training, compensation, and overall teaching expectations. This all stems from a recent state report card with less than stellar scores for

I read an article written by Hanlon T. this article mainly focuses on the anchorage school district. A majority of Anchorage Schools with some of the brightest students, scoring above average on the standardized test draw their student from near wealthier neighborhood like South Anchorage, Hillside, and Girdwood. The exact opposite was true for poor neighborhoods. Neighborhoods were most of the families relied on government aid had students who had some of the worst scores in math and language arts

Bethel School District v. Fraser 478 U.S. 675, involved the Bethel School District and a student named Matthew Fraser. The case dealt with freedom of speech in public schools. During a student government speech Fraser used inappropriate language that included sexual innuendos in order to nominate a fellow classmate. The speech created a rowdy audience of over 600 students. Fraser argued that the school violated his First Amendment rights when they suspended him for his endorsement of a fellow classmate

I strongly believe that school districts should continue to provide homework, others believe the opposite that they should not continue to give homework but I disagree . The 1st reason why I believe that school districts should continue to provide homework is because According to source 1 Schools have remained the same amount of time each night doing homework since 1984 . Homework is an important part of students educational life . many teachers give homework for their reasons to help

School Uniform is beneficial and vital to the success of a school district. They allow for students to focus on studies and create a cultural environment and more beneficial in the long term. I am not totally against Non Uniform; however, I recognize that there are more advantages of having a school uniform than non-uniform. Uniforms are an essential and should be a basic component of every school system. School uniforms has had scientifically proven benefits to schools and students. For instance

Management of Workforce Performance Napavine School District uses the Washington State Teacher Principal Evaluation Project (TPEP) model to manage teacher (instructional) and principal (leadership) performances. The state allows districts to choose one of three frameworks adopted by the state September 2012: CEL’s 5D+, Danielson, and Marzano. Napavine uses the Marzano framework. There are two tiers of evaluation: Comprehensive and Focused. Any core subject teacher must be evaluated on a comprehensive

Sperry Public Schools belong to the Sperry school district. The district’s located in Sperry, Oklahoma. Sperry houses a small rural community in the northeastern part of the state situated ten miles north of Tulsa. Sperry’s population ranges around 5,735 people with about 1,200 students of Sperry Public Schools. Eighty-five percent of the population commute to Tulsa to work calling Sperry a bedroom community. The town lodges an active retirement community as well as a working community. The

Burton School District Grievance Process is as follows: Eligibility: If new teachers are denied eligibility, they are encouraged to speak with the Coordinator of Mentor and Induction for New Teachers. At that meeting, the new teacher will be informed of the criteria that must be met in order to participate in induction. The new teacher must possess or have applied for a general education credential (SB 2042 or its equivalent) and receive the credential within the first sixty days of the school year

Describe the organizational structure of schools, school districts, states, and the federal government. The superintendent is the overseer of an individual school district within each state. The school district vary by sizes in each state and have their own administration, instructional, financial, and clerical staff. The superintendent takes orders from elected school board officials . Under the superintendent there are assistant superintendents, who are in charge of specific areas. After