Board of Educ. v. State Board of Educ.

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• Connecticut - Starks v. University of Connecticut
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• US - Reference Stubs - School professionals and persons holding charter school educator permits employed in charter schools. Charter schools subject to laws governing public schools; exceptions; waivers. Participation in the state teacher retirement system
• US - Reference Stubs - Duties of boards of education
• US - Reference Stubs - Charter schools: Definitions
• US - Reference Stubs - Duties of local and regional boards of education re school attendance. Hearings. Appeals to state board. Establishment of hearing board. Readmission. Transfers
• US - Reference Stubs - Discrimination in public schools prohibited. School attendance by five-year-olds
• US - Reference Stubs - Jurisdiction
• US - Reference Stubs - Charter school funding. Special education students. Transportation. Contracts. Cooperative arrangements
• US - Reference Stubs - Plain meaning rule
• US - Reference Stubs - (Formerly Sec. 17-605). Family resource center program. Guidelines for programs. Study. Grants
• US - Reference Stubs - Reimbursement for transportation to and from elementary and secondary schools
• US - Reference Stubs - Appeal from finding of hearing board
• US - Reference Stubs - Transportation for pupils in nonprofit private schools within school district
• US - Reference Stubs - Application process and requirements. Initial certificate of approval for charter. Charter renewal. Probation. Revocation. Enrollment lottery; exceptions
• US - Reference Stubs - Definitions. Lead agency for school readiness; standards. Grant programs; eligibility. Unexpended funds. Salaries increase