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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"School Legislation"”.
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The First Fifty Years of School Legislation in Kentucky
… one must be familiar with the beginnings of the schools and the common school system. To show this period, which might be called the "Pre-Publlc School Era" It has been necessary to make a chronological study of the laws pertaining to education. The laws, as they were approved and passed by the …
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An Historical Analysis of the Development of Charter School Legislation in Virginia
Understanding the evolution of charter school legislation and the expectations of legislators adopting this legislation is important to school boards and school administrators in Virginia. The purpose of this research project was to delineate the historical development of charter school legislation …
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The Impact of No Child Left Behind On Charter School Legislation and Practices - Policy Implications
The charter school movement is considered one of the fastest growing education reform efforts in the United States today, serving over 1 million children nationwide. The demand to improve the quality of education in the United States has been paramount over the last twenty years.In December 2001, …
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Exploring Experiences of Unofficial Actors in the Farm to School Policy-Making Process
The farm to school movement is partially supported by unofficial actors in the policymaking process who promote legislation to encourage activities such as local procurement, school gardening, and agricultural education. However, farm to school legislation can vary in its level of effectiveness and …
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Exploring the rural principals’interpretation and compliance with the South African schools act in Uthungulu District
Schools are institutions that are responsible for children’s education. They are where people exercise their constitutional rights in education and the means for the government to develop its educational goals. This necessitates the presence and existence of clear guidelines, acts and policies of …
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Parents’ experiences with the inclusion of their children with Down Syndrome in mainstream primary schools in the Republic of Ireland
… Ireland to be educated in their local mainstream school. Legislation in Ireland has strengthened the parents’ role and schools now have a statutory duty to develop viable relationships with parents who, as research indicates, can and should contribute to their child’s success in inclusive …
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The congressional struggle to create a separate department of education, 1918-1930
… in the passage of such anti-parochial school legislation as the Oregon School Act of 1922. Parochial school officials, responding to a real or imagined threat to their educational system, resisted all reform measures that they considered inimical to religious instruction.Tradition also …