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Academic Policy Guides. In response to feedback from principals and other stakeholders, the NYCDOE consolidated the many regulations governing programming, graduation requirements, exam administration, and student data from the City and State into three reference guides.
29 sie 2024 · Middle and High School Academic Policy Guides for information applicable to these grade levels. For academic policy and systems questions, schools can refer to the academic policy and systems resource
requirements described in this guide remain in effect for all NYCDOE students. New York State Education Department (NYSED) Commissioner’s Regulations Part 100.5stablishese the requirements for earning a high school diploma in New York State.
High School Academic Policy Guide Updated August 28, 2023 6 New York State Education Department (NYSED) ommissioners Regulations Part 100.5 establishes the requirements for earning a high school diploma in New York State.
The New York City Department of Education's Chancellor's Regulations are divided into four sections: Volume A covers student-related issues, Volume B covers schools-based budgeting, Volume C addresses employee issues and Volume D addresses parent and community involvement.
This Plan incorporates the DOE’s policies and procedures for maintaining a safe and orderly learning environment. The Plan includes policies and procedures for: responding to acts of violence or other criminal activities; contacting and notifying parents; and contacting and notifying law enforcement officials. The Plan
STARS is the New York City Department of Education’s (NYCDOE) official record of students’ programs, course outcomes, and progress toward completing course and exam requirements. The STARS suite of applications reflects academic information for all NYCDOE public school students in grades K–12.
