Examples of Cooperative school in a sentence
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Co-operative school governance affords and empowers stakeholders to be represented on decision-making structures by allowing them to take co-responsibility for such decisions (Dlamini 2001:7).
Cooperative school district planning committees from any 2 or more school districts may join together to form a cooperative school district planning board which shall organize by the election of a chairperson and a clerk-treasurer.
Co-operative school governance is a relatively new phenomenon in South Africa (Looyen 2000:4).
Also refer to policies in Arts and Culture, particularly Policy 9.1.8. SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITY RECREATION Cooperative school and community recreation programs are needed.
All applicants for use of district facilities shall hold the Oyster River Cooperative school District free and without harm, from any loss or damage liability or expense that may arise during or be caused in any way by such use or occupancy of district facilities.
Student engagement was most positively affected by the conversion to a Co-operative school, with the relaunch of a democratically elected Student Council resulting in a far broader range of engagement of young people from different socio- economic and ethnic backgrounds in increased levels of school decision making.
The North Central Special Education Cooperative school districts make the following documents available to the public:Comprehensive Plan for Special Education1.
Approval of Resolution: EPC/OME-RESA Cooperative school bus purchasing program.
This article uses a case study of an English Co-operative school to explore how far becoming co-operative can support a shift in the type of engaged relationships that schools have with stakeholders (students, parents, community) towards Dewey’s participatory democracy in education.