Chapter 8

4. Intimidation through email, social networking, texts, and other electronic means
6. A term used to describe students or groups with characteristics that make them more likely to fail academically
8. An arrangement in which a business or industry provides funding for a school
9. States that prohibited behaviors and actions will not be tolerated
13. Court declared that education was not a "fundamental right" under the US Constitution
14. The difference in learning and graduation rates among schools
16. Helped fund career and technical education

1. Emphasized standardized testing to annually assess student achievement
2. The average amount of money a school spends on educating a student for one year
3. The California Supreme Court struck down the state's financing system as unconstitutional
5. Sought to improve the schools in need by giving them federal education money based on the number of poor children enrolled
7. States that areas not mentioned in the Constitution as federal responsibilities are left to state authority
10. When a student loses the right to attend school for a period of time
11. When schools located in districts with lower levels of income have a higher number of students who need high levels of services
12. Local real estate taxes used to fund local schools
15. An adult who provides support, guidance, and help to a student for a long period of time