Request for Amendment CAMPUSES OPENING FALL 2018 AND BEYOND Please submit an amendment request that addresses the following questions / issues. There are no page limits for individual. Please keep in mind that your amendment request is a professional document. The quality of the document that you submit should reflect the quality of the school that you propose to expand. Review teams will be able to navigate well-organized, effectively edited documents easily, thereby focusing their energy on reviewing the content of each application. Grammar, spelling, and formatting all make an impression on a reviewer. Responsive answers are critical: ensure that you have fully answered the question and have thoroughly researched the relevant section of law, regulation, and policy. Organization and clarity are essential: use of appropriate cross-referencing by page number and, where appropriate, sub-section headings to linked areas of the application when elaborating on or demonstrating alignment to a key strategic element of the proposal will limit the possibility that an essential point is missed by a reviewer due to a lack of clarity and specificity. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 4 Page Limit Provide a brief overview of your school, including: An overview of the mission and vision for the school A list of the current school campuses and any relocated or consolidated campuses proposed in this amendment request Identify the school’s “founding campus” with the Roman numeral I, the second approved/proposed campus with the Roman numeral II, etc. For the sake of clarity, please also identify the local/marketing name of each campus (e.g. Charleston Campus, South Reno Campus, etc.) in parentheses. Proposed facility and target communities The outcomes you expect to achieve at the new location The key components of your educational model for the relocated school The values, approach, and leadership accomplishments of your school or network leader and leadership team Key supporters, partners, or resources that will contribute to your relocated school’s success
Request for Amendment CAMPUSES OPENING FALL 2018 AND BEYOND Please submit an amendment request that addresses the following questions / issues. There are no page limits for individual. Please keep in mind that your amendment request is a professional document. The quality of the document that you submit should reflect the quality of the school that you propose to expand. Review teams will be able to navigate well-organized, effectively edited documents easily, thereby focusing their energy on reviewing the content of each application. Grammar, spelling, and formatting all make an impression on a reviewer. Responsive answers are critical: ensure that you have fully answered the question and have thoroughly researched the relevant section of law, regulation, and policy. Organization and clarity are essential: use of appropriate cross-referencing by page number and, where appropriate, sub-section headings to linked areas of the application when elaborating on or demonstrating alignment to a key strategic element of the proposal will limit the possibility that an essential point is missed by a reviewer due to a lack of clarity and specificity. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 4 Page Limit Provide a brief overview of your school, including: An overview of the mission and vision for the school A list of the current school campuses and any relocated or consolidated campuses proposed in this amendment request Identify the school’s “founding campus” with the Roman numeral I, the second approved/proposed campus with the Roman numeral II, etc. For the sake of clarity, please also identify the local/marketing name of each campus (e.g. Charleston Campus, South Reno Campus, etc.) in parentheses. Proposed facility and target communities The outcomes you expect to achieve at the new location The key components of your educational model for the relocated school The values, approach, and leadership accomplishments of your school or network leader and leadership team Key supporters, partners, or resources that will contribute to your relocated school’s success