Core curriculum means the basic core life sciences curriculum that is required for completion of any course of study of the cosmetology arts and sciences except for manicuring.
Core curriculum means the educational course of study developed and approved by the Board of Nursing. "Eligible Programs" means those programs specified under Title 24, Chapter 19 that may utilize LLAM.
Core curriculum means the curriculum in liberal arts, humanities, and sciences and political, social, and cultural history that all undergraduate students of an institution of higher education are required to complete before receiving an academic undergraduate degree.
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While there are similarities between the two curriculums, following the Core curriculum may not qualify students for some scholarships and admission to certain colleges could be jeopardized.
Students initially choosing the Core curriculum may subsequently change to the Smart Core curriculum providing they would be able to complete the required course of study by the end of their senior year.
A minimum of twenty-two (22) units is required for graduation for a student participating in either the Smart Core or Core curriculum.
Those students not participating in the Smart Core curriculum will be required to fulfill the Core curriculum or the Alternate Pathway to Graduation when required by their IEP to be eligible for graduation.
Those students not participating in the Smart Core curriculum will be required to fulfill the Core curriculum or the requirements of their IEP (when applicable) to be eligible for graduation.
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Core curriculum means a complete academic core set of courses including English/Language Arts, Foreign Language, Math, Science, Social Studies, Art, Music, and Health/Physical Education. Physical Education develops motor skills, knowledge, and behaviors for physical activity and physical fitness. (Eff. 06/19/2022 TL:SR 1049)
Core curriculum means the Board-approved land surveying courses adopted by Board policy, developed to ensure that professional land surveyor applicants meet the minimum educational requirements for licensure;
Core curriculum means the Board-approved land surveying
Core curriculum means a set of courses approved by the Authority, for use by an approved Approved Training Organisation and its satellite approved Approved Training Organisations consisting of training that is required for licensing or aircraft ratings but does not include training for tasks and circumstances unique to a particular user;
Core curriculum means the Board-approved land
Core curriculum means the educational course of study developed and approved by the Board of Nursing.
Core curriculum means a complete academic core set of courses including English/Language Arts, Foreign Language, Math, Science, Social Studies, Art, Music, and Health/Physical Education. (Eff. 01/03/2021 TL:SR 1011) 272 Scope 272.1 Purpose The education allowance is designed to assist in defraying those costs necessary to obtain educational services which are ordinarily provided without charge by the public schools in the United States, plus, in those cases where adequate schools are not available at the employee's post, the costs of room and board and periodic transportation between such posts and the nearest locality where an adequate school is available. 272.2 Rates of Education Allowance (Eff. 01/03/2021 TL:SR 1011) Rates of education allowance are provided for “school at post”, “school away from post”, “home study/private instruction/virtual schooling”, and “special needs education allowance”. Local School Deemed Adequate by Grade Levels: Where a local school is deemed adequate by grade levels by the Department of State, the “school at post” and the “school away from post” rates are identical. In this circumstance, the rate for “school away from post” does not reflect the costs of attending a boarding school but simply indicates the allowance available for an employee who desires to send his/her child away to school despite the availability of an adequate local school (see DSSR 277.2 for allowable expenses). Local School Deemed Inadequate by Grade Levels: When a local school is deemed to be inadequate by grade levels, a higher allowance rate is established to assist with the costs of attending a school away from the post. Separate rates are available for home study/private instruction/virtual schooling (DSSR 274.12b) and special needs education allowance (DSSR 274.12c). An employee may not receive an allowance greater than the rate provided for the educational method selected except in connection with supplementary instruction or education of a child with special needs. 272.3 Selection of School (Eff. 01/03/2021 TL:SR 1011)) An employee has freedom of choice in school selection with reimbursement up to the rate cited in DSSR 920 for allowable expenses (DSSR 277). However, there is a restriction on the “at post” education allowance. If an employee chooses a school other than the base school on which the education allowance is calculated, reimbursement for all one-time fees under DSSR 274.12e is limited to an amount not to exceed the total of all one-time fees charged ...