Hartford School Choice and Enrollment Dynamics

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Fill-in-the-blank practice flashcards covering student demand, enrollment trends, legal obligations, and district staffing issues in the Hartford public and magnet school systems.

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According to the transcript, demand includes applicants who selected at least one magnet school plus Open Choice or __________.

CTAC

2
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CTAC is defined as the technical education system in __________.

Connecticut

3
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Under the agreement measures, the target is for __________ of applicants included in demand to receive a placement offer.

95%95\%

4
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In Chapter 2, the plaintiff's calculations show an estimated historical unmet demand of __________ seats for resident minority students.

3,3003,300

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Of the estimated unmet demand calculated by the plaintiffs, __________ were entry level students.

1,5001,500

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Entry level students accounted for in the unmet demand calculations include those entering __________ or better.

kindergarten

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Resident minority students with unmet demand wanted a seat in an __________ school if it was made available.

integrated

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The transcript notes that Hartford resident students typically number about 20,00020,000 or __________ attending school right now.

25,00025,000

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Planners estimated that 10%10\% or __________ of Hartford resident students would attend one of these regional choice schools by 20222022.

15%15\%

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The estimate projecting that 10%10\% to 15%15\% of Hartford students would attend choice schools was targeted for the year __________.

20222022

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In Chapter 3, the lecturer references the latest year discussed as __________.

20262026

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A provision required the state department to implement a major __________ plan for regional school choice opportunities.

marketing

13
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In Chapter 3, the plaintiff noted that there are __________ resident students who represent unmet demand.

3,2003,200

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Hartford Home School System enrollment has declined to approximately 12,00012,000 to __________ students.

14,00014,000

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Enrollment in the Hartford Home School System decreased because many students transferred to the __________ program.

chef

16
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The Hartford school system infrastructure was originally built to accommodate __________ students.

30,00030,000

17
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To cope with smaller student numbers, Hartford has been shutting down schools and __________ schools.

consolidating

18
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Hartford currently operates __________ traditional high schools in the city.

33

19
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In addition to traditional high schools, Hartford also faces enrollment competition from regional __________ high schools.

magnet

20
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Not hiring new teachers means the school system misses out on bringing in __________ teachers.

younger

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The transcript states that halting the hiring of new teachers negatively affects organizational vitality and educational __________.

quality

22
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The Hartford board hired a private consulting company named __________ to recruit students who had enrolled in magnet schools.

K twelve

23
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Hartford hired an external company to __________ students back into the Hartford Public School System from magnet schools.

recruit

24
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Financial support and funding from the city of Hartford is pegged directly to the __________ of students enrolled.

number

25
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When Hartford attempted to recruit students back from magnet schools, the __________ intervened and ruled that it was not permitted.

state

26
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CTAC refers to the __________ education system in Connecticut.

technical

27
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Student demand refers to applicants who select at least one magnet school plus Open Choice or __________.

CTAC

28
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Under the signed agreement, measures were established to ensure that __________ of applicants included in demand receive a placement offer.

95%95\%

29
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The plaintiff's calculations showed a historical unmet demand of __________ seats for Hartford resident minority students.

3,3003,300

30
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Of the historical unmet demand seats calculated by the plaintiff, __________ were entry-level seats for kindergarten or better.

1,5001,500

31
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Hartford resident students typically number about __________ in total.

20 or 25,00020\text{ or }25,000

32
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It was estimated that __________ of Hartford resident students would attend integrated choice schools by 2022.

10 or 15%10\text{ or }15\%

33
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The agreement aimed to reach its target percentage of student placements into integrated schools by the year __________.

20222022

34
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The latest timeline year mentioned in Chapter 3 regarding state department provisions is __________.

20262026

35
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A provision was set in place for the state department to execute a major __________ plan for regional school choice opportunities.

marketing

36
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In Chapter 3, the plaintiffs stated that there were __________ resident students who represented unmet demand.

3,2003,200

37
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The Hartford home school system enrollment decreased to approximately __________ students as many transferred to choice schools.

12,14,00012, 14,000

38
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Many Hartford students left the local district system to enroll in the __________ program.

chef

39
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The Hartford school system infrastructure was originally constructed to accommodate __________ students.

30,00030,000

40
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To cope with declining enrollment, the Hartford district has consolidated schools and engaged in __________ older buildings.

shutting down

41
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The Hartford district currently operates __________ traditional high schools.

33

42
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Instead of executing formal layoffs, the district managed staff reductions by allowing teachers to __________.

attrit

43
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Relying on staff attrition meant the district had to stop hiring new, __________ teachers.

younger

44
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The Hartford board hired a private consulting company named __________ to recruit students back to the district.

K twelve

45
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The goal of the private consulting company was to recruit students who had previously left for __________ schools.

magnet

46
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Financial support for the Hartford school system from the city and state is directly pegged to the __________.

number of students

47
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The state questioned Hartford's budget by arguing that funding should match its current enrollment of only __________ students.

12,00012,000

48
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When the Hartford board attempted to re-recruit students from magnet programs, the __________ intervened to stop it.

state

49
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The state informed the Hartford district that attempting to recruit students back was a __________ of the agreement.

violation

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A resident applicant is counted as part of demand when they select at least one __________ school on their application.

magnet