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1. www.tdsb.on.ca › Policies-Procedures-Forms › FormsPolicies, Procedures & Forms - Toronto District School Board

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   Forms. Below you will find a complete listing of forms related to operational procedures displayed in numeric order. The sort order can be changed by clicking on any of the column titles 'Name', 'Type' or 'ID'.

2. www.parentunion.org › toolkits-1 › toolkit-how-toToolkit: How to Apply for an Interdistrict Transfer

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   Jun 2, 2023 · An interdistrict is the transfer of a student’s enrollment from one school district to another. Interdistrict transfers help families pursue the educational opportunities best for their children without having to move to another district, switch to homeschooling or pay for private school.

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3. www.alberta.ca › education-rightsEducation rights - Alberta.ca

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   The Separate School Establishment Manual is a guide for separate school electors. It details the process they must follow when they choose to pursue the establishment of a separate school district. Required forms. All forms must be filled out entirely and accurately to validate the establishment process.

4. www.lakeheadschools.ca › wp-content › uploadsLAKEHEAD DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD - lakeheadschools.ca

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   The signatories agree to the following conditions: contributions and promotions must abide by Ministry and Board policies and procedures (Community/Education Partnerships, Advertising, and Fundraising); there shall be no monetary gains to individuals in a community partnership;

5. www2.gov.bc.ca › gov › contentIndigenous Education Enhancement Agreements - Province of ...

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   Apr 1, 2022 · Indigenous Education Enhancement Agreements. Last updated on April 1, 2022. An EA is a working agreement between a school district, all local Indigenous communities, and the ministry designed to enhance the educational achievement of Indigenous students.

6. ied.sd61.bc.ca › local-education-agreementsLocal Education Agreements - Indigenous Education Department

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   Songhees Nation Local Education Agreement. Métis Nation of Greater Victoria. Urban Peoples House Indigenous Advisory (UPHIA) – Terms of Reference.

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   What is an Indigenous Education Agreement (EA)?

   • An EA is a working agreement between a school district, all local Indigenous communities, and the ministry designed to enhance the educational achievement of Indigenous students.

   Indigenous Education Enhancement Agreements

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   Who has the right to establish a separate school district?

   • The religious minority, either Protestant or Roman Catholic, has the right to establish a separate school district. This right is enshrined in the Constitution Act, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, the Alberta Act and Alberta’s Education Act. The Separate School Establishment Manual is a guide for separate school electors.

   Education rights - Alberta.ca

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   How do I transfer a school district to an interdistrict?

   • To begin the interdistrict transfer request process, start by looking up the interdistrict transfer resources for both your current school district and the district you wish to transfer to. As of 2019, California law (AB 2826) requires school districts to post their interdistrict transfer policies, procedures, and timelines on their websites.

   Toolkit: How to Apply for an Interdistrict Transfer

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   Can a public school have a separate school district?

   • Public and separate schools may choose optional programs as needed to meet the unique needs of their students and communities. The religious minority, either Protestant or Roman Catholic, has the right to establish a separate school district.

   Education rights - Alberta.ca

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   What are Alberta K to 12 education rights?

   • Learn about Alberta K to 12 education rights and how separate school districts are established. Alberta offers universally accessible education. Parents have the right to choose the kind of education they feel will be best for their children.

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   What happens if a district denies an interdistrict transfer request?

   • Some districts require a new transfer request to be submitted each year, so be sure to check your current and receiving districts’ policies. If one or both districts deny an interdistrict transfer request, families have the option to appeal the decision.

   Toolkit: How to Apply for an Interdistrict Transfer

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8. sac-isc.gc.ca › eng › 1654194365701Education Partnerships Program: Regional Education Agreement ...

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   Where a First Nation chooses to enter into REA negotiations, that REA will address the following 4 pillars: comprehensive funding arrangements, covering all federal support for First Nations elementary and secondary education, including special education and education supports for languages.