Enrollment Projections. The School shall provide the District with its latest and best estimates of its anticipated enrollment for the next school year by March 15, along with any discussion or plans under consideration for any increase or decrease of enrollment greater than 5 percent (5%) of the official membership for the current school year. The Parties agree that the purpose of this Section is to provide information to allow the District to prepare its future budgets, and that any information provided under this Section shall not be used by the District for the purpose of funding pursuant to Section 8.2 above or for restricting the School’s enrollment or otherwise inhibiting the growth of the School.
Enrollment Projections. Each year of operation, the School will provide the Institute with its best estimates of its anticipated enrollment for the next school year in accordance with pupil enrollment projections. In the event that the projected enrollment materially differs from the Institute’s estimate of anticipated enrollment, the Institute reserves the right to base initial funding estimates on the more conservative figure. It is agreed by the parties that the purpose of this Section is to provide information to allow the Institute to prepare its future budgets, and that any information provided under this Section will not be used by the Institute for the purpose of restricting the School’s enrollment or otherwise inhibiting the growth of the School. For purposes of this section, a material difference in enrollment shall mean any increase or decrease in excess of 10%.
Enrollment Projections. Each year of operation, in accordance with pupil enrollment projections deadlines set by CSI in accordance with CDE timelines, the School will provide the Institute with its best initial estimates of its anticipated enrollment for the next school year. In the event that the projected enrollment materially differs from the Institute’s estimate of anticipated enrollment, the Institute reserves the right to report to CDE initial funding estimates based on the more conservative figure. A material difference in enrollment shall mean at least 10% greater or lesser than the School’s own estimate. Both the School’s and the Institute’s estimates of anticipated enrollment shall be formulated reasonably, and shall be based upon the current enrollment, documented intents to enroll (new and current), average annual rates of attrition, and any other identified factors deemed relevant by the party making the estimate. It is agreed by the parties that the purpose of this Section 8.5 is to provide information to allow the Institute to prepare its future budgets, and that any information provided under this Section will not be used by the Institute for the purpose of restricting the School’s enrollment or otherwise inhibiting the growth of the School.
Enrollment Projections. Each year of operation, the School will provide the Institute with its best estimates of its anticipated enrollment for the next school year by March 1. In the event that the projected enrollment materially differs from the Institute’s estimate of anticipated enrollment, the Institute reserves the right to base initial funding estimates on the more conservative figure. It is agreed by the parties that the purpose of this Section is to provide information to allow the Institute to prepare its future budgets, and that any information provided under this Section will not be used by the Institute for the purpose of restricting the School’s enrollment or otherwise inhibiting the growth of the School.
Enrollment Projections. Each year by December 1, the School shall provide the District with preliminary estimates of its anticipated enrollment for the next five years along with any discussion or plans under consideration for any increase or decrease of enrollment greater than five percent (5%) of the official membership for the current school year. On or before February 15 of each year, the School shall provide the District with its latest and best estimates of its anticipated enrollment for the next school year. The parties agree that the purpose of this Section is to provide information to allow the District to prepare its future budgets, and that any information provided under this Section shall not be used by the District for the purpose of restricting the School’s enrollment or otherwise inhibiting the growth of the School.
Enrollment Projections. Material changes in the School’s weighted per pupil membership shall be reported to the Sponsor. Any adjustments to enrollment, other than those outlined in the Charter must be presented to the Sponsor for review and approval.
Enrollment Projections. The School Board shall use student population projections based on information produced by the demographic and education estimating conferences pursuant to Section 216.136, Florida Statutes, and the Department of Education (DOE) Capital Outlay Full-Time Equivalent (COFTE). The School Board may request adjustment to the projections based on actual enrollment and development trends. In formulating such a request the School Board will coordinate with the Cities and County regarding development trends, enrollment projections and future population projections.
Enrollment Projections. The School shall provide the District with its latest and best estimates of its anticipated online pupil enrollment for the next school year by April 30 15 along with any discussion or plans under consideration for any increase or decrease of enrollment greater than ten (10) percent of the official membership for the current school year. It is agreed upon by the Parties that the purpose of this Section is to provide information to allow the District to prepare its future budgets, and that any information provided under this Section shallnot be used by the District for the purpose of restricting the School's enrollment or otherwise inhibiting the growth of the School.
Enrollment Projections. Beginning with its second year of operation, the School shall provide the District with its latest and best estimates of its anticipated enrollment for the next school year by April 1, along with any discussion or plans under consideration for any increase or decrease of enrollment greater than ten percent (10%) of the official membership for the current school year. The Parties agree that the purpose of this Section is to provide information to allow the District to prepare its future budgets, and that any information provided under this Section shall not be used by the District for the purpose of funding pursuant to Sections 7.1 and 7.2 above or for restricting the School’s enrollment or otherwise inhibiting the growth of the School.
Enrollment Projections. TVCS strives to create a diverse school population by advertising to the entire Treasure Valley. Additionally, TVCS has a special populations committee which is responsible for advertising TVCS to high, mid, and low socio-economic status families, students with various cultural backgrounds and students with special needs in the attendance area and informing them of enrollment opportunities. In this way, TVCS hopes to create a real world population mix. TVCS would welcome the option of becoming a Title I school to provide additional services for our students. Should enrollment approach the minimum of financial viability, the Board shall take action including, but not limited to, the following: Increase enrollment demand through a marketing campaign Increase fund-raising from external sources through the PTO and community sources Eliminate or defer expenses
