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    This document outlines various aspects of public and private school systems including funding sources, current issues, school boards, collaboration with outside agencies, and state and federal mandates. Public schools receive funding from federal, state, and local sources as well as parent-teacher associations, while private schools are funded through tuition payments and corporate donations. Common issues discussed include the ACT/SAT, school lunches, uniforms, and teaching methods. School boards are elected volunteer positions that oversee districts and individual schools. Public schools must comply with state requirements regarding vaccines, teachers, and curricula, while private schools have more autonomy.

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    This document outlines various aspects of public and private school systems including funding sources, current issues, school boards, collaboration with outside agencies, and state and federal mandates. Public schools receive funding from federal, state, and local sources as well as parent-teacher associations, while private schools are funded through tuition payments and corporate donations. Common issues discussed include the ACT/SAT, school lunches, uniforms, and teaching methods. School boards are elected volunteer positions that oversee districts and individual schools. Public schools must comply with state requirements regarding vaccines, teachers, and curricula, while private schools have more autonomy.

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    Jade Bagjas

    Public

    Private

    Funding

    Federal
    State
    Local (property taxes)
    PTA (extra events)

    Large corporations
    Student Scholarships
    Students tuition

    Dropping ACT/SAT
    Healthier lunches
    School uniforms
    How to teach Common Core
    Block schedule
    Grading system

    Reform/curr
    ent Issues
    and hot
    topics

    Limiting school days (4 days


    a week)
    State certification of
    teachers
    Health, safety and record
    keeping
    Teaching basic skills

    Community Volunteers
    Serve up to 4 year term
    Current Board Members pick
    Chair and Vice Chair every 6
    months
    7 total board members
    Open public meetings
    School boards are over the
    whole district
    Approve budges
    Bus Companies (First Student)
    Before/After school programs
    (Champions)

    Corporations willing to help


    pay

    Vaccination
    State licensed teacher
    Teacher contracts
    Tenure requirements
    Common Core standers
    Maintain budgets
    School state licensing
    School Lunches (NSLP)

    Not accountable to state


    mandates

    School
    Boards

    Collaborati
    on with
    outside
    agencies

    State
    mandate
    s

    Not open to public


    Board members are elected
    Limit to the amount of
    parents that are allowed to
    attend meetings
    Small amount of members
    School boards are over just
    one schools
    Approve budges

    Federal
    mandate
    s

    Standardizing testing
    IEP accommodation
    School Nurses
    No Child Left Behind Act
    IDEA (Individuals with
    Disabilities Education Act)

    Not accountable to state or


    federal agencies

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