Tea Party Introduction Tea Party Introductions Find someone in the room. Introduce Find someone in the room. Introduce yourself by saying your name, what school you’re from, the yourself by saying your name, what school number of years you’ve been teaching, and a you’re from, the number of years you’ve current hobby you have. been teaching, and a current hobby you have. Ask the question below. After your partner guesses, share the answer. Ask the question below. After your partner guesses, share the answer. Find someone new and repeat the process. Question: Find someone new and repeat the process. How many families took advantage of the open enrollment for the 2011-2012 school year? Question: Is kindergarten mandatory in Nevada? Answer: As of the Jan. 7 application deadline there were Answer: 1,200 applicants, including 364 from elementary State law requires that a child must attend a schools, 401 from middle schools, and 435 from state-approved kindergarten program or high schools. Open enrollment enticed 90 new students to the district from private or home take a developmental assessment test to schools. Lotteries were needed at three schools enter first grade. where demand exceeded capacity. They were (CCSD Fast Facts 2010-2011) Greenspun Junior High, Leavitt Middle School, and Lummis Elementary School. (LVRJ 1-21-11)
Tea Party Introduction Find someone in the room. Introduce yourself by saying your name, what school you’re from, the number of years you’ve been teaching, and a current hobby you have. Ask the question below. After your partner guesses, share the answer. Find someone new and repeat the process. Question: Is kindergarten mandatory in Nevada? Answer: State law requires that a child must attend a state-approved kindergarten program or take a developmental assessment test to enter first grade. (CCSD Fast Facts 2010-2011) Tea Party Introductions Find someone in the room. Introduce yourself by saying your name, what school you’re from, the number of years you’ve been teaching, and a current hobby you have. Ask the question below. After your partner guesses, share the answer. Find someone new and repeat the process. Question: How many families took advantage of the open enrollment for the 2011-2012 school year? Answer: As of the Jan. 7 application deadline there were 1,200 applicants, including 364 from elementary schools, 401 from middle schools, and 435 from high schools. Open enrollment enticed 90 new students to the district from private or home schools. Lotteries were needed at three schools where demand exceeded capacity. They were Greenspun Junior High, Leavitt Middle School, and Lummis Elementary School. (LVRJ 1-21-11)
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