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1. www.stockport.gov.uk › what-happens-if-a-pupilWhat happens if a pupil does not attend school - Stockport ...

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   Oct 1, 2024 · the absences are caused by unauthorised leave of absence or term time holidays. The Notice to Improve advises the parent/carer that if there are any absences in the next 15...

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   Oct 1, 2024 · Overview. Schools and the council take unauthorised absences seriously. This includes leaves of absence and term time holidays taken without permission. If a pupil is failing to attend...

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   Oct 1, 2024 · Problems can usually be addressed early if schools and parents/carers work together. The school will: arrange meetings with the parents/carers and pupil; identify any additional learning needs...

4. www.nconemap.gov › maps › nconemap::public-schoolsPublic Schools - NC OneMap

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   Aug 6, 2012 · This dataset is an updated version of the 2008 dataset containing all public school locations in North Carolina. New schools were geocoded in ArcGIS 10 and merged with the existing dataset. Closed schools were removed,and existing attribute information was updated with current data.

5. www.gettherightschool.co.uk › what-if-child-cannotWhat If My Child Can't Get a Place at Any School in the Area?

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   Feb 27, 2009 · You are required to receive at least two weeks - or 10 working days - of notice before the date of your appeal, but as you are probably feeling anxious you can ask to have an earlier date if one is available, perhaps through cancellations. What Else to Do.

6. publicschoolsfirstnc.org › resources › fact-sheetsThe Facts on Rural Schools – Public Schools First NC

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   Jan 12, 2021 · The FCC reports that of NC households that do not have access to high speed broadband, 95% of those households are in rural areas. The NC Rural Center suggests the following steps to help close to digital divide. First, raise the speed standard for federal investments in rural broadband.

7. spectrumlocalnews.com › nc › charlotteInteractive Map Shows NC Public School Reopening Plans

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   Aug 14, 2020 · No schools in North Carolina are able to reopen completely, called “Plan A” by state education officials, because the virus continues to spread in the state. Instead, school districts are working on hybrid models with a combination of in-person and virtual learning, called “Plan B” by the Department of Public Instruction.

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   What percentage of North Carolina's public school students live in rural counties?

   • Approximately 40 percent of the state’s public school students reside in rural counties, and 87 of the 115 traditional K-12 public school districts are located in rural counties. Previously, Top 10 Education Issues 2019 by the Public School Forum of NC noted that North Carolina is home to two very different economic realities.

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   How does poverty affect rural students in North Carolina?

   • In North Carolina, nearly one in six of rural students live below the poverty line, and one in nine has changed residence in the previous 12 months. They are less likely to have adequate resources at home, and they have less access to enriching activities outside of school.

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   What happens if my child doesn't get a school place?

   • It will then decide if an appeal can go ahead - since your daughter has not received any school place, I would imagine this would go ahead. By law, your local council has to find your child a school place. The law says that all children have the right to a school education while they are between the ages of 5 to 16 years old.

   What If My Child Can't Get a Place at Any School in the Area?

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   What if my daughter doesn't have a school allocated to her?

   • In the unlikely circumstance that your daughter still does not have a school allocated to her, you can go through the appeal process again. Normally this is for parents who are contesting their child’s allocation to a particular school, however, so your daughter is unlikely to be affected.

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