Home Schooling Sample Clauses

Home Schooling. Parents requesting to educate their children at home as an alternative to sending them to public school should: Submit a letter of intent (to remove the child from school and to educate the child at home) to the Superintendent of Schools.
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Home Schooling. 1. Any student who requires home schooling for an extended period of time will receive educational services from a teacher specifically assigned to those duties.
Home Schooling. 1. A Home-schooled student is a child who is:
Home Schooling. An ADTU member shall not be required to register or provide assessment for a home schooling student if the addition of such a student would result in the ADTU member's class size exceeding the class size limit specified in this Article.
Home Schooling. Tuition charges for home schooled students from the sending district attending classes part time shall be one-sixth (1/6) of the daily tuition rate as calculated for the May 15 billing (see Appendix A.2) for each class period multiplied times the number of days the student is enrolled.
Home Schooling. Adoptive parents/legal guardian(s) (if adoptive parent(s) is/are deceased) who are requesting an extension of the adoption assistance and/or medical subsidy for a child who is being educated at home must submit the following additional information to the Adoption Subsidy Office with the extension application: A copy of the child's organized individual educational curriculum for the time period 9th grade through 12th grade. The individual education curriculum must include instruction in the subject areas of reading, spelling, mathematics, science, history, civics, literature, writing, and English grammar; See xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxx.
Home Schooling. 8.4.3.1 Home schooling students are those students registered with the Home Schooling Program established by the Employer.
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