Special District
No. Or at least, not as badly as they are currently doing. If regulation is to be done, it should be done at the school district level rather than as a matter of federal law.
countries, municipalities, townships, school, districts, and special districts
No, it is a state branch. The city decides how it will district it's local public schools, and then elections are held in each school district for voters to elect who will be on the school board. The local school boards then report to their state's department of education, and the state's department reports to the Department of Education in Washington, D.C. Though it may seem like it's a branch of the federal government, it's only the federal funding that come from D.C. It is up to the state's to determine their standards and handles where the federal funding and state funding will go. This is why there is no national standard of education, only the No Child Left Behind act that determines the amount of federal funding given out.
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Delta C-7 School District in Deering, MO has about 225 kids K-12. That's what I know, but there is probably a smaller one.
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Sheboygan School District
provides services that focus on one type of function.
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Dist. Is the abbreviation for district. Like a school. District or any other district For example. My school is in district 23
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Normally, the school is owned by the school district, a branch of the government.
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You may want to contact the school district in your neighborhood. You can look up on Google the name of your district if you don't know it yet. (EXAMPLE: Los Angeles School District: [Narrow down your search] Hollywood School District)
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The legislative branch has nothing to do with school governing. Each state has special laws concerning education and there are school boards that oversees the district. The school boards are elected locally and are people who come from the community.
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