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Policies & Procedures
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Capital Project Request – Activity Setup. Capital Project Request Form. Month/Year End Closing Accruals.
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Lawson
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Welcome to the New Financial System. The Office of the Controller (OOTC or OTC) has strived to make the new financial system a seamless transition for all users, if you have any questions, ideas, suggestions, etc. please email. Or call 720.423.3440. Http:/ dpslms.dpsk12.org/. Main page for the Lawson Conversion, not sure what financial form you need? Https:/ departments.dpsk12.org/finance/lfms/Pages/default.aspx. Lawson Book of Basics. Book of BoB, a book of basic navigation in Lawson).
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Communications Office - Denver Public Schools
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160; Chào mừng. 160; ترحيب. 160; እንኳን ደህና መጡ. 160; ႀက ဆ ပ တယ. 160; Soo Dhawoow. 160; Добро пожаловать. 160; स व गत छ. 160; Bienvenue. Team Bio and Services. Share Your Good News. About Denver Public Schools. Budget and Federal Grants. Find out how what's going on throughout the district.
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Funding
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160;No Child Left Behind. Q: What is Title I? Title I is a federal program that provides funds to help educationally disadvantaged children achieve the same high academic achievement as other students. Q: How much money does DPS receive from the federal government under Title I? During the 2008-2009 school year DPS expects to receive approximately $31 million in regular Title I funding (before the Supplemental Title I allocation from the Stimulus Plan). Q: Why is this money important?
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English Language Acquisition
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160;No Child Left Behind. Q: What does the law require in terms of students learning English as a second language? The district must annually notify the parents of all eligible students of the following:. The reason why their child has been identified as an English Language Learner and in need of English Language Acquisition services. Their child's proficiency in English and level of achievement. How the program will help their child learn English and meet age level performance standards.
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Introduction
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160;No Child Left Behind. On Jan. 8, 2002, President Bush signed into law the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (NCLB). This new law is a reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) and contains many sweeping changes for all public school districts in our nation, including Denver. Stronger accountability for results. Increased flexibility and local control. Expanded options for parents. An emphasis on proven teaching methods. Department of Federal Programs.
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Parent Involvement
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160;No Child Left Behind. Read the Proposed Parent Involvement Policy. Oct 3, 2003. Q: What are the law's implications for parent involvement? Districts must develop jointly with parents a written parent involvement policy. In addition:. Each Title I school must have at least one annual meeting with parents to explain the Title I program and their right to be involved. Schools, with the involvement of parents, must:. Explain how an effective home-school partnership will be developed.
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Choice
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160;No Child Left Behind. Q: What does the law require? Schools in the first year of school improvement must offer parents the option of transferring students to another district school not on improvement, with transportation provided. Adjustments can be made to the Title I allocations to help pay for this. The district no longer is required to provide transportation if the school is no longer on the improvement list. For more information on the DPS school choice process see the School Choice.
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Homeless Students
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160;No Child Left Behind. The right to immediate enrollment in school, even if lacking paperwork normally required for enrollment. The right to attend school in his/her school of origin (if this is requested by the parent and is feasible) or in the school in the attendance area where the family or youth is currently residing. The right to receive transportation to his/her school of origin, if this is requested by the parent. The McKinney-Vento Act (Section 725) defines. Living in emergency or transitiona...
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Highly Qualified Teachers
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160;No Child Left Behind. Q: Who is covered under the law? All district teachers of core academic subjects - English, reading or language arts, mathematics, science, foreign languages, civics, government, economics, arts, history and geography) - must be highly qualified by the end of the 2005-2006 school year. After the first day of school in the 2002-2003 school year, all new teachers hired to work in the Title I schools must be "highly qualified.". Q: What is a "highly qualified" teacher? Parents of s...
