Leonard Cooper Charter School’s LAN Networking Concepts & Apps January 21‚ 2014 Leonard Cooper Charter School LAN Leonard Cooper Charter is a K-12 school that is in need of a local area network that will benefit them greatly. They have approximately 1‚000 students‚ and they have had many complaints about the speed and function of their present network. A few years back they had a new section added on to the school‚ and this is when the problems began. To best suit them‚ a number of stakeholders
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Scenario Summary Leonard Cooper Charter School is a K-12 school with approximately 1‚000 students. The school wants to develop a local area network that meets the needs of the school now and is scalable for the future. There have been numerous complaints about the speed and reliability of the network‚ especially since a new addition to the building was added a few years back. Your Role and Assignment You are the systems administrator contracted by Leonard Cooper to upgrade the local area
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Charter Schools As of the 2010-2011 school year‚ our country had a total of nearly 99‚000 public schools; these elementary‚ middle‚ and high schools all operate with the help of tax dollars. Most of them are traditional schools with educational standards set by each state. Best of all‚ the education is free. Because public schools are reliant on federal‚ state‚ and local tax dollars‚ funding can be cut. Also‚ public schools have to follow state guidelines on what they can teach and how children
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Position Paper Charter schools were introduced as an alternative way of learning and have grown in numbers over the years. They are considered non-religious public schools operating under a contract‚ or charter‚ which governs its operations. In Arizona‚ the charter school effort has sold itself as a safe alternative for middle-class families looking for avoiding the network of under funded neighborhood schools. Charter schools are a good alternative means within the public school system for parents
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March 20 2013 Charter Schools The New Version Of Public Schools As consumers we constantly search for the best quality in products that will satisfy our needs whether is on groceries‚ electronics or clothes‚ an if we can’t find satisfaction on local shops or markets we tend to research until we satisfy our desire or pockets. However‚ when it comes to education we are used to think that what we are offered by traditional school system is quialty by nature. As for education in a new era of
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Charter schools are publicly funded school started by individuals who seek a difference in education than traditional public schools. Urban education has its advantages and disadvantages overall‚ but charter schools disadvantages are going to be my main focus. Student demographic can play a huge part in the downfall of charter schools because it is less diverse. Based on student demographics‚ the quality of teaching is also a negative impact especially on the students learning experience. Funding
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Charter schools are public schools that operate under a “charter” or contract that is between the school and its approving agency. The charter imposed allows for more balanced building autonomy and site-based management to meet the academic needs of the student population in which the school will serve. This autonomy allows the school to have authorship on budget‚ personnel selected‚ and the curriculum. A lot of charter schools do not have zoning limitations‚ so students attend the school by choice
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Effects of Charter Schools on the Traditional Public School System Alicia Brown ENG/101 2/10/2013 Rosemary Harty University Of Phoenix According to Aristotle “Education is an ornament in prosperity and a refuge in adversity”‚ (“en.proverbia.net”‚ 2009). Philosophers and leaders of many nations have discussed the effects and necessity of quality education for centuries. The question remains how do you achieve a quality education for all? America’s solution has included continuous evolution
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Charter Schools: How Charter Schools Can Hurt Tara A. Donkers February 5‚ 2013 EDU 200 Instructor: Dr. Betsy Harrison Charter Schools: How Charter Schools Can Hurt The article “Charter Schools: How Charter Schools Can Hurt”‚ written by Lucinda Rosenfeld is an article about the negative impact of Charter Schools on the local public school institutions. Prior to No Child Left Behind (NCLB) there were public schools and private schools. Private schools included sectarian and non-sectarian institutions
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experience working with charter schools here in Delaware. Interviewee: It pre dates my lawman as a chairman of the board for Mapleton Charter startup. I had been involved with the Charter School Accountability Committee within the Department of Education. I had served the department at First Director of Curriculum and later as Director of Assessment. Part of the committee assignments I drew were on charter school accountability‚ so my staff and I would evaluate all knew charter applications and renewal
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