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ESC, the local funding will follow from the current to the new educational
service center.
Districts with enrollments larger than 16,000 students may elect not to
receive supervisory services from the educational service center so long
as that election is part of the agreement between the client and the
ESC.
Additional services provided under the agreement and the amount to be
paid for such services shall be mutually agreed to by the district board of
education and the service center governing board, and shall be
specified in the agreement. While there is no deadline for notifying the
department of education, the agreement is valid only if a copy is filed
with the department.
3313.845
CLASSIFICATION
CHANGE TO CITY
DISTRICT
When a local or exempted village school district contains within its
territory the major portion of a village which has been advanced to a city,
a majority of the board of education of that district may vote to become a
city school district, effective with the next succeeding first day of July.
If a small portion of the territory of the village advanced to a city is within
the boundaries of another school district, there is no automatic transfer
of the territory of the second school district to the first.
3311.07
COLLEGE AND
CAREER
READINESS
Each board of education is required to adopt a resolution describing how
the district will address college and career readiness and financial
literacy for grades seven and eight (and for any other grades that the
board deems appropriate). The board is required to submit a copy of
the resolution to the Ohio department of education.
3313.6015
COLLEGE AND
WORK READY
ASSESSMENT
SYSTEM (CWRAS)
A board of education shall grant a diploma to anyone completing the
curriculum and successfully completing the College and Work-Ready
Assessment System (CWRAS), which has replaced the Ohio
Graduation Tests (OGT) for students entering ninth grade for the first
time prior to July 1, 2014. The OGT may not be administered to any
first-time takers after July 1, 2015.
See also
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
and
GRADUATION
REQUIREMENTS, ALTERNATE
below.
Both non-chartered, nonpublic and home schooled students are
permitted, but not required, to participate in the CWRAS (including the
EOC exams).
Two types of diplomas (i.e., a diploma and an honors diploma) are
recognized by Ohio law.
One-half of the CWRAS consists of seven end-of-course (EOC) exams:
English language arts I, English language arts II, science, Algebra I,
geometry, American history and American government.
A student enrolled in an Advanced Placement, International
Baccalaureate, or other advanced standing course must take the exams
for those courses in lieu of the physical science, American history, or
American government EOC exams. However, students may not take
any substitute exam in place of the English language arts I, English
language arts II, Algebra I, or geometry EOC exams.
The state board is required to consider additional assessments that
might be used, beginning in the 2016-2017 school year, as substitute
3313.61
3301.0712
3313.61
3313.0712