Across
- 3. local real estate taxes historically used to fund local schools
- 4. Intimidation or bullying through email, social networking sites, text messages, or other electronic means
- 5. made federal money available to schools with low income students to help equalize opportunities
- 7. Court struck down states financing system as unconstitutional
- 10. When a student loses the right to attend school for a specified period of time
- 12. used federal money to help schools close the gap in students achievement
- 15. An arrangement in which a business or industry provides support for a school. This may involve financial resources, sharing expertise, etc.
- 16. The average amount of money a school spends to educate a student for one year
Down
- 1. helped fund career and technical education
- 2. Amendment that established the areas not mentioned in constitution as federal responsibilities are left to state authority
- 6. This describes students or groups with characteristics that make them more likely to fail academically.
- 8. The supreme court ruled against Rodriguez and declared that education was not a "fundamental right" under the U.S. Constitution
- 9. A policy that states that prohibited behaviors will not be tolerated
- 11. The differences in learning and graduation rates among schools, often linked to differences in school population and funding
- 13. The problem that occurs when schools in districts with lower levels of income from property taxes have a higher proportion of students who are low income and need a higher level of services
- 14. An adult who commits to a long-term relationship with a student to provide support, guidance, and help.