Ideal School definition
Ideal School. (minimum resources and programs that a school needs to be successful) ● Consistency between schools to define and identify students who receive weighted resources (staffing). ● Alternative characteristics such as frequent behavior referrals, excessive absences, and social/emotional needs that may be used to consider a student as exhibiting high needs. ● The impact of all available resources on student learning ● The work group will: ● Recommend actual student factors and the weight of these factors to be considered in the allocation formula. ● Recommend criteria for evaluating the effectiveness of weighted resource allocations that coincide with the district UIP goals. ● This committee would make a recommendation to inform the ongoing district budgeting process. ●
Examples of Ideal School in a sentence
The instruction for half day kindergarten should be half the instructional period for all other grade levels, with a minimum of 25 minutes (2 sections of half day K = one equal section) The 3 day rotation instructional minutes for a 1.0 FTE in the Ideal School Day will be 975 minutes, including a maximum of five 5 minute transitions each day between classes (15 transitions).
In the Ideal School Day (defined as a 7 hour instructional day), an elementary specialist assignment will equal 50 minutes of instruction (plus a 5 minute transition for a total of 55 minutes) per grade level classroom on a rotating ABC schedule.