GOVERNANCE AND OPERATION OF THE SCHOOL Sample Clauses

GOVERNANCE AND OPERATION OF THE SCHOOL. Host district and fiscal agent. DCBOE agrees to operate a public high school program in Davidson County, North Carolina with the official name of "Yadkin Valley Regional Career Academy" ("Valley Academy" aka "YVRCA") on behalf of the participating partners of Valley Academy as represented by an Advisory Board as set forth below. DCBOE also agrees to serve as the host district and fiscal agent for Valley Academy, and to provide a facility for the school pursuant to NCGS §115C-238.53. • Grade levels and number of students. Valley Academy intends to serve selected students in grades 9-12, with an optional fifth year for students to complete both an Associate’s Degree and high school diploma, with an estimated capacity of up to 350 students depending on facilities, financial resources and enrollments. The Advisory Board may recommend eventual expansion of Valley Academy to middle school grades subject to written approval of all the participating districts, and final approval of the host district, DCBOE. • Student selection and admission. The primary focus for recruitment and admissions are students who would be the first in their family to obtain a college degree. The DCBOE, upon recommendation of participating partners of Valley Academy and its Advisory Board, may set admission criteria and processes consistent with Part 9 of Article 16 of Chapter 115C of the North Carolina General Statutes, including random selection of students from all participating partners meeting admission criteria. In setting admission criteria, the DCBOE, participating partners and Advisory Board are committed to taking reasonable risks as a Cooperative and Innovative High School to admit students who may need intensive support to reach college-entry requirements. At the advice of the Advisory Board and upon approval of the host district, the principal, will employ techniques to maintain and make successful at-risk students who are challenging themselves to apply for Valley Academy. • District slots. Each district will be allocated slots so as not to exceed their proportionate total student ADM as determined in May of the preceding year. Slots that are not utilized by a participating district will be proportionately reallocated to the other participating districts with priority to students on the waiting list. • Legal compliance. Pursuant to Part 9 of Article 16 of Chapter 115C of the North Carolina General Statutes, the host district will ensure that all federal, state and local laws...
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