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Is the Yorktown Central School District website accessible to individuals with disabilities?

YouTube Channel It is the goal of the Yorktown Central School District that the information on our website is accessible to individuals with visual, hearing or cognitive disabilities. Efforts have been made to ensure that our website complies with New York State standards on website accessibility. Report abuse Report abuse

Is there a YouTube channel for Yorktown Central School District?

YouTube Channel It is the goal of the Yorktown Central School District that the information on our website is accessible to individuals with visual, hearing or cognitive disabilities. Efforts have been made to ensure that our website complies with New York State standards on website accessibility.

What are the elementary schools in Yorktown?

Brookside Elementary School (K-3) Mohansic Elementary School (K-3) Crompond Elementary School (4-5) Mildred E. Strang Middle School (6-8) Yorktown High School (9-12) Departments Athletics

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What are the rights of homeless students?

The McKinney-Vento Act provides certain rights for homeless students. They include waiving certain requirements such as proof of residency when students are enrolling and allowing categorical eligibility for certain services, such as free textbooks. The Act also states: 1 Homeless students may attend their school of origin or the school where they are temporarily 2 Homeless students must be provided a written statement of their rights when they enroll and at least two times per 3 Homeless students may enroll without school, medical, or similar records. 4 Homeless students have a right to transportation to 5 Students must be provided a statement explaining why they are denied any service or 6 Students must receive services, such as transportation, while disputes are being 7 Students are automatically eligible for Title I services. 8 Aaron Hoopingarner is the homeless liaison for Yorktown Community Schools. He can be contacted directly at (765) 759-2709

What is through potential score?

Through Potential: An outstanding score (96th percentile or higher) on a norm-referenced measure of quantitative reasoning or a composite measure of quantitative/nonverbal reasoning

How many students receive Title I funding?

Nationwide, more than 50,000 public schools (approximately 12.5 million students) receive Title I funds. Title I funds may be used for children from pre-school to high school.Yorktown Community Schools Title I funding is used at Pleasant View Elementary (K-2) and Yorktown Elementary School (3-5).

What is a high ability student in Yorktown?

Yorktown Community Schools follows the Indiana definition of a high ability student as one who “ performs at, or shows the potential for performing at, an outstanding level of accomplishment in as least one domain when compared to others of the same age, experience, or environment.”

What is the McKinney-Vento Act?

The McKinney-Vento Act provides certain rights for homeless students. They include waiving certain requirements such as proof of residency when students are enrolling and allowing categorical eligibility for certain services, such as free textbooks. The Act also states:

Where can I find Yorktown report card information?

Yorktown Community Schools Report Card Information can be accessed via the website below under the Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) Compass site. This report cards complies with the ESSA requirements for any building that receives Title I assistance.

When a child's score on either the norm-referenced measure of achievement or reasoning falls just below the?

When a child’s score on either the norm-referenced measure of achievement or reasoning falls just below the cutoff, additional data in the form of teacher and parent rating scales will be reviewed to determine appropriate placement. The district recognizes that cognitive growth is not always consistent.