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The document is an 'Allergies/Anaphylaxis Medication Administration Form' for the School Year 2020-2021, designed for parents and healthcare practitioners to provide essential information regarding a student's allergies and medication needs. It includes sections for detailing allergies, medication orders, student skill levels in self-administration, and parental consent for medication administration at school. The form emphasizes the importance of timely submission to avoid delays in processing and outlines responsibilities for both parents and school health staff.

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What are the disadvantages of charter schools?

While public schools serve the local community by accepting all local students who enroll, charter schools are selective and only serve a small segment of students. They also tend to be more racially segregated than traditional public schools and often fail to serve students with special needs.

What makes charter schools different from public schools?

How do Charter Schools Differ from Other Public Schools? Charter schools are exempt from many of the laws and regulations that apply to other public schools. They have greater autonomy in terms of curriculum, textbooks, instructional methods, and class schedules as well as financial decisions.

Why do people choose charter schools over public schools?

Due to being autonomous, charter schools have more freedom to be innovative and apply different teaching techniques to better help students. They can also offer students more individualized attention due to smaller class sizes and more resources to help students with different needs.

What is the difference between a charter school and a traditional school?

Charter Schools: Operate independently with their own governing boards. They must meet performance goals set in their charter and are subject to periodic reviews. Traditional Public Schools: Governed by local school boards and required to follow district policies.

Why do parents send their child to charter schools?

Sending your child to a charter school is a big decision and one that shouldnt be taken lightly. But there are numerous benefits of enrolling your child in one of these schools, including a higher quality education, a greater focus on the needs of each student, and increased parent involvement.

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