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The Private School Choice Programs (Choice) include the Milwaukee Parental Choice Program (MPCP), the Racine Parental Choice Program (RPCP) and the Wisconsin Parental Choice Program or statewide program (WPCP). These programs allow eligible students to attend a participating private school in grades four-year-old kindergarten (K4) to 12.
Parents or guardians with questions should contact the school(s) to which they are applying. School contact information is available here under Find Participating Schools and Open Application Periods.
Age. Students ages 4 - 20 on or before September 1 are eligible to apply for the Choice program. A student must be at least the following age on or before September 1: 4 years old for K4, 5 years old for K5 and 6 years old for grade 1.
Income Limits. Students who participated in any Choice program in the prior year and students on Choice waiting list in the prior year applying to the same Choice program are not required to provide income documentation.
Click links for a list of Schools, School Contact Information, and School Open Application Period(s) for each program. Parents may apply to one or more schools for their student(s) during the available open application period(s).
Parents or guardians with questions should contact the school(s) to which they are applying. School contact information is available above in Find Participating Schools and Open Application Periods.
We hope you've had a wonderful summer! GCPS looks forward to welcoming students, families, and staff back to school on Monday, August 5! Share photos of your first day of school with us on social media using the hashtag #GCPSBTS24.
Welcome to the 2024-25 school year! To help students and families find information and resources, Gwinnett County Public Schools created the GCPS 2024-25 Virtual Backpack for Families. Please review the content to prepare for the new school year.
Gwinnett County Public Schools (GCPS) is inviting parents and guardians, community members, and school district employees to apply for the GEMS Oversight Committee, a group of community and school system representatives charged with the annual review of the Academic Knowledge and Skills (AKS) curriculum standards. The next meeting is tentatively scheduled for October 29, 2024. After the review, the committee recommends revisions and additions to the Superintendent for adoption by the Gwinnett County Board of Education. Committee members serve three-year terms.
This week, GCPS welcomes a talented group of new educators at New Teacher Orientation. We can't wait to see you all in classrooms for an exciting school year, and we're thrilled to have you on Team GCPS!
The Lanier High School Bass Fishing Team placed second nationally and third in the 2024 15th Annual High School Fishing World Finals and National Championship, held earlier this summer at Lake Hartwell on the Georgia-South Carolina border.
This web page contains links to one or more pages that are outside the GCPS network. GCPS does not control the content or relevancy of these pages. This website provides the option to use Weglot translate; GCPS cannot assure accuracy of the translation.
Back-to-School Bashes return this summer at city parks throughout Chicago. The entire CPS community is invited to join us to connect, ask questions, and get excited for the new school year, which begins on Monday, August 26, 2024.
Beginning in January of 2025, CPS begins the transition to a fully elected school board. View the sub-district that will represent your neighborhood and visit CPSBOE for information on the responsibilities of the board, info sessions, and running for a seat on the Elected School Board.
Get updates on the progress of ongoing negotiations between CPS and our labor partners at the Chicago Teachers Union. The next public session is focused on the student experience and will be held on July 30 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Mason Elementary. Registration will open on July 26, 2024 at 10 a.m.
09 July 2024
Summer Update on CPS/CTU Contract Negotiations
In a letter to families, CPS CEO Pedro Martinez provides an update on the District's contract negotiations with the CTU.
12 June 2024
Registration Form Enclosed for CPS/CTU Public Bargaining Session on Friday, June 14
In a letter to families, CPS CEO Pedro Martinez provides information about participating in an upcoming public bargaining session.
10 June 2024
CPS and CTU to Hold First Public Bargaining Session on Friday, June 14
In a letter to families, CPS CEO Pedro Martinez provides details on the upcoming public bargaining session.
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Please Note: Cost of Attendance figures are used for budgeting purposes only and represent an estimate of projected costs for the academic year before any financial aid. Actual costs may vary based on personal circumstances. You can find actual tuition/fee rates and on-campus housing costs online.
OSU does participate in the Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE). The benefit is awarded competitively to a limited number of qualifying students as a scholarship. Non-resident tuition at OSU is not reduced based on the state of residence. Students awarded a WUE scholarship will be notified by the Scholarship Office and will see the estimated scholarship amount on their financial aid offer letter. View more information on the WUE FAQ page and please contact the OSU Office of Scholarships for additional information at Scholarsh...@oregonstate.edu or 541-737-1125.
Cal State Fullerton is impacted by campus and major. Impaction means that there are more qualified applicants than can be admitted. Meeting the minimum California State University (CSU) requirements does not guarantee admission to CSUF. Admission is competitive, therefore supplemental criteria may be used. As an impacted campus, most CSUF majors do not accept second bachelor's applicants. Currently, the only major open to second bachelor's applicants is Nursing - Accelerated BSN.
Due to campus impaction, a local area is defined. Local area First-year students are admitted at a lower Multi-Factor Admission Score (MFAS) than non-local applicants. Visit Local Area High Schools for a complete list of schools.
Admission to the Music major is based on the performance of a successful music audition. Visit the Music department for more information regarding the audition requirements, repertoire, and audition scheduling.
Admission to the Theatre major is based on the performance of a successful theatre audition. Visit the Theatre department for more information regarding the audition requirements and audition scheduling.
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The Self-Reported Student Academic Record (SSAR) is a self-reported student academic record that allows students to self-report their high school courses and grades to Florida State University, rather than having school counselors send transcripts for each student. All students attending a U.S. based school are required to complete the SSAR.
It is important that you report grades exactly as they appear on your high school transcript. We suggest that you have a copy of your high school transcript on hand when completing this task. Your school counselor can provide a copy of your transcript. We encourage you to adhere to the following guidelines when entering coursework in the SSAR.
Every academic course attempted for high school credit while in middle school must be listed on the SSAR. If you took high school level courses (e.g., Algebra 1, Spanish 1) in middle school (grades 6, 7, or 8), please list them under your high school and select "Middle School" for the "Academic Level". Unless courses were taken for high school credit, you do not need to include middle school courses on the SSAR.
List your college grades exactly as they appear on your transcript. If your course is one credit in high school, list your credit/units as 1.0. If your course is 1/2 credit, list your credit/units as 0.5.
Please record all current and scheduled senior year coursework on the SSAR. Since we encourage applicants to apply early in their senior year, you should enter the grades for your senior coursework as "In Progress" if you have not yet earned a final grade.
All attempted coursework must be listed on the SSAR. If you repeated a course, you must record both attempts. If you withdrew from a class before earning a grade, you must list the course and record the grade as withdrawn. The same is true for courses that you earned a grade of Pass or Fail.
You must list all attempts on your SSAR including repeats and withdrawals. The same is true for courses in which you earned a grade of Pass or Fail. Your SSAR must match exactly what is on your high school transcript.
To update your SSAR navigate to your Application Status Check and select Update Your SSAR. While on the SSAR website, first select Continue to SSAR and then select Continue to navigate to the Record Complete page. Under Action Items, select Make changes to your SSAR. Select OK to begin making changes to your SSAR.
Once you have updated your SSAR, select the Review/Submit button located at the top right of your screen. Verify that all your information is correct and press the "Submit" button at the bottom of the "Review/Submit" section of the SSAR website. Once you click the "Submit" button, your SSAR will lock. If you do not re-lock your SSAR, your information will not be sent to Florida State.
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