Teaching Stations definition

Teaching Stations. With respect to teaching stations, Cal. Admin. Code title 5, § 11969.3(b)(1) states that “facilities made available by a school district to a charter school shall be provided in the same ratio of teaching stations (classrooms) to ADA as those provided to students in the school district attending comparison group schools.”
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Examples of Teaching Stations in a sentence

  • To arrive at the comparison schools teaching station to ADA ratio that will be used to determine each charter school’s teaching station allocation, the District shall add together the District K12 Teaching Stations to ADA ratio for each of that charter school’s comparison schools, and divide it by the number of comparison schools for that charter school to arrive at a (non-weighted) average teaching station to ADA ratio.

  • CDE required documents include but are not limited to: SP3A Diagrams, copies of Construction Documents, Project Summary, Breakdown of PE Teaching Stations, etc.

  • CDE required documents include but are not limited to: SP−2A Diagrams, copies of Design Development Documents, Project Summary, Breakdown of Physical Education (PE) Teaching Stations, etc.

  • In order to arrive at the ratio of teaching stations (classrooms) to average daily attendance (“ADA”) for each comparison school pursuant to section 11969.3(b)(1) of Title 5 of the California Code of Regulations, the District will then divide the projected ADA for the fiscal year and grade levels for which facilities are requested for each comparison school by the District K12 Teaching Stations at that comparison school.