Education Policy

Bullying prevention policy mandates are legal or regulatory requirements that tell schools what they must do to prevent, report and

School safety policy frameworks are the written rules, plans, and responsibilities that guide how a school prevents harm, responds to

Sanctions for noncompliance are the penalties that governments or oversight bodies impose when schools, districts, or staff fail to meet

Corrective action processes are the formal steps a school system takes when a school fails to meet required standards for

School improvement requirements are the formal steps a public school must take when its results fall short of expected standards

School accountability systems are the official methods that states and districts use to measure how well schools serve their students

High stakes testing limits are the rules that restrict how much weight a single exam can carry in decisions about

Standardized testing graduation requirements are rules that tie a high school diploma to passing one or more state or district

Assessment accommodations in testing are changes to how a test is given that help a student show what they know

Seat time requirements are rules that measure learning by the number of hours a student spends in class. For generations,