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The document is an application form for classified services with the Phenix City Board of Education. It outlines the requirements for submission, including verification of education level and receipt of reference forms. The application emphasizes equal opportunity employment and prohibits discrimination. It requests personal information, educational background, work experience, and includes specific sections for bus driver applicants. The form must be completed in handwriting and will remain active for one year unless renewed.

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Who benefits most from school choice?

Many school choice programs specifically cater to low- and middle-class families and students that have special needs. Ninety-four percent of studies show that parents are more satisfied with their students educational circumstances after entering a school choice program than before.

How many schools are in Phenix City?

Overview of Phenix City Phenix City contains 12 schools and 7,218 students.

What is school choice application?

School choice allows public education funds to follow students to the schools or services that best fit their needs whether thats to a public school, private school, charter school, home school or any other learning environment families choose.

What does school of choice mean in California?

School choice is a term that refers to programs offering alternatives to assigned local public school options. Public school choice options include open enrollment policies, magnet schools, and charter schools. Other options include school vouchers, scholarship tax credits, and education savings accounts (ESAs).

What time does Phenix City Schools start?

Our school hours are 8:00 - 3:00. Students will be counted tardy after 8:00 am. Students can not be checked out after 2:15 pm.

What do I need to register my child for school in Alabama?

Required Documents Parent/Guardian Photo ID ─ Valid Alabama driver or non-drivers license, or Military ID. Students birth certificate- proof of age and verification of legal guardianship- if different from birth certificate. A current State of Alabama Certificate of Immunization.

Does school choice make segregation better or worse?

Many studies find that choice policies can lead to increases in segregation (and very few show the opposite), but the effects tend to be modest in size. Choice policies that are not designed with the goal of integration in mind will, more likely than not, lead to more segregation.

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