Four
Coweta
County
Schools
are
considered
“Needs
Improvement”
schools
under
the
federal
No Child
Left
Behind
Act, and
will
offer
school
choice
options
for the
2007-2008
school
year.
East
Coweta
High
School,
Arnall
Middle
School
and East
Coweta
Middle
School
are
non-Title
I
schools
listed
as
“Needs
Improvement”
schools.
Parents
have
through
Thursday,
August
2, at 5
p.m., to
request
transfers
(awarded
on a
space-available
basis)
at those
three
schools.
Schools
on the
Needs
Improvement
list
offer
transfers
on a
space-available
basis to
similar
schools
which
made
Adequate
Yearly
Progress
under
the No
Child
Left
Behind
Act.
Transfers
from
non-Title
I
schools
are
allowed
on the
basis of
capacity
in the
transfer
school,
and on
the
condition
that
transportation
for the
transfer
student
is
provided
by the
parent
or
guardian.
Evans
Middle
school
is also
considered
a “Needs
Improvement”
school.
Because
it is a
Title I
school,
the
rules
governing
transfers
from
Evans
are
different,
and will
be
mailed
to
parents
of Evans
students.
Transfers
from
Arnall
Middle
School
and East
Coweta
Middle
School
are
available
to Lee
Middle
School,
on
Willis
Road.
Transfers
from
East
Coweta
High
School
are
available
to
Northgate
High
School
School.
Space is
limited,
and
requests
for
transfers
from
these
three
“Needs
Improvement”
schools
should
be
submitted
to
Kristy
Childers
at the
Coweta
County
School
System
Central
Office
(167
Werz
Industrial
Boulevard,
Newnan)
by 5
p.m. on
Thursday,
August
2. Call
770-254-2810
for more
information.
To
request
transfer,
parents
must
submit a
notarized
transfer
request
form,
available
at
Kristy
Childers’
office.
The form
is
available
at the
167 Werz
Central
Office,
and can
be
notarized
on-site
if
parents
deliver
the form
personally.
The form
is
available
online
at
www.cowetaschools.org.
Space is
limited
for
transfers
from
Arnall
Middle
School,
East
Coweta
Middle
School
and East
Coweta
High
School.
If more
transfers
are
requested
than the
schools
can
grant,
priority
will be
given to
students
based on
academic
need,
using
Criterion
Reference
Competency
Test
scores
or
Georgia
High
School
Graduation
Test
scores.
Parents
of
students
who
request
transfers
will be
notified
of their
children’s
placement
by
Friday,
August
3.
Evans
Middle
school
is also
considered
a “Needs
Improvement”
school.
Because
it is
also a
Title I
school,
the
rules
governing
transfers
to other
middle
school
sites
are
different.
Evans
Middle
School
students
can
transfer
to
Madras
Middle
School
and Lee
Middle
School.
Forms
that
allow
parents
at Evans
to
request
transfers
to
alternative
sites
will be
mailed
to all
Evans
parents
on
Monday,
July 23.
Evans
parents
who have
questions
or need
to
request
another
copy of
the
mailed
form can
call
Kristy
Childers
or
Sherry
Warren
at
770-254-2810.
Students
transferring
as a
result
of
school
choice
will not
meet
Georgia
High
School
Athletics
eligibility
requirements,
and must
participate
in a
hardship
hearing
for
possible
eligibility.
High
school
students
transferring
to a new
school
without
a
corresponding
move of
their
parents
are not
eligible
for
varsity
competition
for one
year
from the
date of
entrance,
but
could
play JV
during
this
period.
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