Early School Leaver definition

Early School Leaver means a person who falls within the meaning given to the term ‘early school leaver’ by the Social Security Act 1991 (Cth) and who has early school leaver participation requirements under the Social Security Law.
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Early School Leaver means a person who falls within the meaning given to the term ‘early school leaver’ by the Social Security Act 1991 (Cth) and who has early school leaver participation requirements under the Social Security Law. ‘Education’ means any education activity unless otherwise advised by the Department.
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Early School Leaver means: • any First Nation Student leaving school prior to the completion of Grade 12, including students who are expelled; or • a student who has 15 unexcused absences in a month, has missed 75% in any school month, or has missed 40% of a term or semester. • where the Early Leaver Prevention Plan has been unsuccessful, and the First Nation Student has no Inclusive Education Plan. “Evergreen (School Completion) Certificate” is a school leaving certificate intended to celebrate success in learning that is not recognized in a Certificate of Graduation (Dogwood Diploma). It is used to recognize the accomplishments of students with special needs and an Inclusive Education Plan, who have met the goals of their education program, other than graduation (and not all students with special needs should be in an Evergreen Certificate Program.) The Evergreen Certificate is not a graduation credential; students who receive an Evergreen have not graduated. The Evergreen represents the completion of personal learning goals but does not represent graduation.
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