Bulletin One 2012 2013 Final.pdf - Fort Worth ISD

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7.2 Attendance Area Maps Maps are available in the Office of Student Records and Attendance indicating each school attendance area. Principals will be provided a written description of each school attendance area boundary, as well as a listing of the streets and street numbers within the boundaries of the attendance area. Refer to these resources to determine each student’s place of attendance. 7.3 Gold Seal Programs of Choice Elementary school ―Schools of Choice‖ (SOC) and ―Programs of Choice‖ (POC) bus stop locations will be at elementary campuses. Middle school SOC and POC bus stop locations will be at middle school campuses. High school SOC and Gold Seal POC bus stop locations will be at middle school campuses. The Transportation Department will consider stop requests for locations greater than two miles from the designated home elementary/middle school campus. All additional stops will be based on greatest concentration of students to be served in an area. Students with specific interests or strengths may attend a FWISD Program of Choice upon application and acceptance. Based on admission and grade level criteria at each individual Program of Choice, students will have the option to attend the following schools (a student’s homeless status should not prevent their attending a Program of Choice): Elementary Program Schools: Alice Carlson Applied Learning Center - K-5 Como Montessori Elementary - K-5 Daggett Montessori Elementary - K-5 Morningside Science, Mathematics & Technology Program - 2-5 Riverside Applied Learning Center - K-5 Burton Hill Spanish Immersion Academy – K-3 Morningside Spanish Immersion Academy – K-3 Middle School Programs of Choice: Applied Learning Academy Como Montessori Middle School Daggett Montessori Middle School Dunbar Middle - Math, Science, and Communication Program J. P. Elder Academy of Science & Art Leonard Middle School International Baccalaureate Middle Years Program Morningside International Academy Stripling Middle School – Texas Academy of Biomedical Sciences Wedgwood 6 th Grade/Wedgwood Middle School – Academy of Pre-Engineering and Broadcast Journalism William James College Readiness Academy Young Men’s Leadership Academy Young Women’s Leadership Academy High School Gold Seal Programs of Choice: Arlington Heights High School 12-13 SY Bulletin Number One 90 Revised: 10/9/2012
Creative Heights Heights Agriculture & Horticulture Marketing New Heights Amon Carter-Riverside High School Eagle Scholars Academy Medical Academy Information Technology Diamond Hill-Jarvis High School Early College High School Teaching & Learning Paul Laurence Dunbar High School Aviation Technology Business & Information Technology Engineering Eastern Hills High School Fire Science Technology Law Enforcement & Legal Services Teaching Academy & Early Childhood Training North Side High School Culinary, Hospitality & Event Management Graphic Design, Illustration & Video Animation Medical Professions O. D. Wyatt High School Construction Institute Nursing and Sports Medicine Sports & Entertainment Marketing Teaching & Education R.L. Paschal High School Engineering Graphic Design for Print & Web Publication Scholars Program Polytechnic High School Advanced Media Production and Communications Culinary Arts Teaching & Learning Southwest High School Broadcast Journalism & Media Technology Fine Arts through Music Excellence (FAME) Southwest Academy of Petroleum Engineering & Technology (SAPET) South Hills High School Digital Graphics & Gaming Culinary Arts Academy Green B. Trimble Technical High School Applied Learning Program Culinary Arts Health Science Technology Western Hills High School 12-13 SY Bulletin Number One 91 Revised: 10/9/2012
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Bulletin Number One School Policies
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BOARD OF EDUCATION Carlos Vasquez,
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2.10 Non-Employee Tuition Rate Grad
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3.15.III Know The Plan ............
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6.3 Building Security .............
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8. Credit Request Information Lette
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Section 1:Responsibilities Prior to
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202 Secondary Lead counselors (incl
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development waiver days) 220 Elemen
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2.1 Qualified Students Attend Schoo
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2.1.I.C Excused Absences is specifi
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2.2 Admission A complaint or referr
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2.2.I.F Guardianship: 2.2.I.G Resid
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2. an individual or family with a p
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2.2.I.K Adult Student 2.2.I.L Foste
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C. A first grade teacher and the pr
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B. Students must submit official cr
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Scores earned on examinations taken
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A student may not register to take
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Note: The secondary school withdraw
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B. Non-school instruction such as p
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2.18 Final Exam for High School Stu
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de acuerdo a los procedimientos del
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B. Diplomas are not awarded to stud
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As allowed by state law, FWISD reta
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Page 53 and 54: Thirty grade points divided by 11 c
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Page 57 and 58: IV. BEGINNING WITH THE 2011-12 SCHO
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Page 127 and 128: IRS Form W-9 12.2 Accounts Payable
Page 129 and 130: Section 13:FORMS SECTION 1. Affidav
Page 131 and 132: 19. Medication Administration Reque
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