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5) Video Technology
6) Technical College
7) Manufacturing (woods, drafting, etc.)
High school diplomas for children in the custody of the Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services and children in the custody of the Juvenile Justice Authority shall be granted as required by Kansas law.
Non-Discrimination Statement
Atchison Public Schools, USD 409, does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, religion or age in its programs and activities. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the nondiscrimination policies: USD 409 District Coordinator of Section 504, ADA, Title VII, Title VI and Title IX, Dr. David Myers, 626 Commercial St., Atchison, KS 66002, 913.367.4384.
Pacing and Flexibility
The Atchison Public School Virtual Program provides a recommended schedule that ensures all lessons in each content level are presented in one semester or academic school year’s time frame. Consistent lesson progression is expected. Progress data is used by the teacher and staff to evaluate student progress and learning. The Atchison Public School Virtual Program provides a recommended schedule that ensures all lessons in each content level are presented in one semester or academic school year’s time frame. Students are encouraged to complete work according to the same academic calendar as the traditional school. Students who fail to complete work prior to the end of the semester will be given until two weeks after the semester ends to finish. Failure to complete all work prior to that date will result in a failing grade entered on the transcript. It is essential that the parent or guardian understand that when they enroll a student in the school, they agree to participate in the program as designed.
School Year
The virtual program follows the published calendar for the Atchison Public Schools.
Special Education Services
Placement in the virtual school/program will be determined by the IEP team. After applying to the virtual school/program, the IEP team will meet with the student with disabilities and his/her family to determine if the virtual environment is an appropriate placement for the student. If deemed appropriate, the IEP team will also identify the services, modifications and accommodations that the student should receive. All services will be provided virtually, as reasonably possible. Those services that cannot be provided virtually will be made available within the district that sponsors the virtual school/program.
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