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Oct 1, 2024 · If parents/carers fail to provide a suitable education for their child, the council will identify a school for them and follow a legal process leading to the service of a School Attendance...
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...
Oct 1, 2024 · School Attendance Order. Where other types of support have not succeeded in resolving attendance problems, an Education Supervision Order may be considered as a tool to improve attendance.
- A Look Back
- By The Numbers
- Who Makes The Decision?
- What Does The Research Say?
- North Carolinians Weigh in
Starting in the 1870s, cities and towns in North Carolina requested authority to create special chartered school districts separate from the county school districts. Between 1870 and 1957, 74 of these special school districts were created, giving North Carolina a total of 174 districts. This trend reversed in 1960 following the Brown v. Board of Ed...
Student enrollment in North Carolina’s 115 public school districts ranges widely, as do the size of the 100 counties in which they are located. As of the 2017-18 school year, the smallest district is Hyde County, serving 578 students, and the largest is Wake County, serving 160,429 students. According to a recent analysis by Governing, public schoo...
The North Carolina General Assembly is charged with providing a uniform system of free public schools in the state per the North Carolina Constitution. The Elementary and Secondary Education legislation adopted by the General Assembly establishes counties as the geographic area for school administration and also allows city school administrative un...
Available research on the impact of deconsolidating school districts is limited. Much of such research is over a decade or two old, not all studies control for other factors like socioeconomic status, and the findings themselves are mixed. One reason for this is that while there are many available case studies of districts consolidating, there are ...
From January 7 to January 11, 2019, Reach NC Voicesasked North Carolinians to weigh in on the issue of splitting up large school districts. In that time frame, 551 people responded. Here’s what they said. Here are a sample of comments from respondents across the state: To share your own thoughts on this issue, fill out the poll below.
May 11, 2021 · The state Department of Public Instruction’s annual report on school crime, suspensions, and other disciplinary issues for the 2020-21 school year is not available yet.
If the child reaches the age of five years on or before August 31st of the year he/she is presented for enrollment, the child is eligible to enroll. If his fifth birth date falls on or after September 1st, the child is not eligible to enroll.
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Oct 7, 2020 · Using the state’s reopening guidebook and feedback from teachers and school and district leaders across the state, EdNC and Public Impact identified 14 indicators in five categories to track: instructional policies, learning supports, special populations, family resources, and digital access.
