Sunshine Review:School system project
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The School System project will create thorough articles about how the school systems are run in each state.
[edit] First stage
- Paste this "skeleton" into the article.
- Replace STATE with whichever state you are discussing. Make sure to use correct grammar, like Indiana, when doing so. This is easy to do using the "Replace" function in a text editor, like notepad.
- Replace the number of school districts where it says "###". You can find this at the top of the STATE school district's page.
{{TOCnestright}}The '''STATE public school system''' (prekindergarten-grade 12) operates within districts governed by locally elected
school boards members and superintendents. STATE has [[STATE_school_districts|### school districts]].
==School revenues, expenditures and budget==
:: ''See also: [[STATE state budget]]''
===Personnel salaries===
==Role of unions==
==Role of school boards==
==Taxpayer-funded lobbying==
:: ''See also: [[STATE taxpayer-funded lobbying]]''
The main education taxpayer-funded lobbying organization is the [[STATE School Boards Association]].
==Transparency==
===Audits===
==Academic performance==
===Public schools===
===Charter schools===
==School choice==
==External links==
==References==
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{{STATE schools}}
{{STATE}}
[[Category:STATE school system]]
[[category:STATE]]
[edit] Stage two
Research the article. Use google, the department of education website, the state constitution and newspaper articles to compile the information.
- Example article: Florida school system
[edit] School system articles
Strike out completed articles by typing <s>here</s>.
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Alabama school system - Alaska school system
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Arizona school system - Arkansas school system
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California school system -
Colorado school system - Connecticut school system
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Delaware school system - Washington, D.C. website
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Florida school system -
Georgia school system - Hawaii school system
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Idaho school system -
Illinois school system - Indiana school system
- Iowa school system
- Kansas school system
- Kentucky school system
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Louisiana school system - Maine school system
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Maryland school system - Massachusetts school system
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Michigan school system -
Minnesota school system - Mississippi school system
- Missouri school system
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Montana school system -
Nebraska school system -
Nevada school system - New Hampshire school system
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New Jersey school system - New Mexico school system
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New York school system - North Carolina school system
- North Dakota school system
- Ohio school system
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Oklahoma school system - Oregon school system
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Pennsylvania school system -
Rhode Island school system - South Carolina school system
- South Dakota school system
- Tennessee school system
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Texas school system -
Utah school system - Vermont school system
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Virginia school system -
Washington school system - West Virginia school system
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Wisconsin school system - Wyoming school system
