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Reply to "Have you heard about school placements in local level IV yet?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I thought it was an automatic thing that schools with local level IV programs routinely look for - which students should be placed by the principal in LLIV.[/quote] They just make sure those found eligible for Level IV are in those classes. If the school doesn't have enough Level IV kids to fill a class - they put other kids in, but those kids vary from year to year.[/quote] I was under the impression that since Level IV is funded by the state, there are strict requirements and acceptance by a committee. How is it that they can just put kids in due to space availability?[/quote] They need to fill the class. Those students aren't all in the IV program. Our school for example had 13 kids accepted. At least 9 are going to the center, leaving 4 students in the LLIV class. From a school perspective, they still need ~even classes, so 15-20 non IV students will be principal placed in the same class receiving the same curriculum as other IV students, even though they're not actually IV. This gives them the heads up in applying for future years.[/quote]
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