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LONG BEACH - Not every Catholic elementary school will have to extend its academic calendar next year.
Officials from the Archdiocese of Los Angeles on Monday said they are encouraging all Catholic elementary schools to adopt a 200-day school calendar but the new schedule will not be mandatory for the 2011-12 year.
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HONOLULU -- At a time when President Barack Obama is pushing for more time in the classroom, his home state has created the nation's shortest school year under a new union contract that closes schools on most Fridays for the remainder of the academic calendar.
The deal whacks 17 days from the school year for budget-cutting reasons and has education advocates incensed that Hawaii is drastically cutting the academic calendar at a time when it already ranks near the bottom in national educational achievement.
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... or private secondary schools for an academic semester or an academic year, while living with Am...academic calendar year basis, except for students from countries who...
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It may be the peak of summer, but living just got less easy for nearly 6,000 students at three San Fernando Valley high schools who return to class today.
Arleta, Polytechnic and Sun Valley high schools are launching the 2011-12 school year a month before most other Los Angeles Unified schools, part of a unique academic calendar designed to keep students in school for longer blocks of time so they can retain more of what they learn from year to year.
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Students will begin school in Kanawha County next year on Friday, Aug. 17, after county school board members unanimously approved the 2012-2013 academic calendar at a meeting Tuesday afternoon.
Students will have three weekdays off during Thanksgiving week, eight weekdays at Christmas and six weekdays for spring break, unless snow days cut the break one day short. The last day of school for students is scheduled for May 24, unless snow days push the last day closer to June.
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Tuition and related expenses affect an individual's tax liability in three ways: taxability of scholarships, education deductions, and education credits. Educational institutions are required to report qualified tuition and related expenses by filing an annual tuition statement with the IRS, Form 1098-T. The amount of scholarships and grants paid to a student must also be included on the Form 1098-T. IRC section 6050S requires eligible educational institutions to file an information return to report information related to allowable education tax benefits for any individual enrolled for any academic period during the calendar year. Form 1098-T must be furnished to the student as well as to the IRS. Taxpayers rely on the information reported on Forms 1098-T to prepare their tax returns wi...
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prescribes how an eligible educational institution may obtain automatic consent from the IRS to change its method of reporting under Section 6050S and Reg. 1.6050S-1. For calendar years beginning after December 31, 2003, an eligible educational institution must elect to report either the aggregate amount of payments received, or the aggregate amount billed, for qualified expenses during the calendar year for students enrolled for any academic period. Reg. 1.6050S-1(b)(1) provides that once an eligible educational institution elects to report either amounts billed, or payments received, it must continue to use the same method of reporting for all subsequent calendar years for which it is required to file information returns, and furnish information statements, unless p...
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LONG BEACH - Not every Catholic elementary school will have to extend its academic calendar next year.
Officials from the Archdiocese of Los Angeles on Monday said they are encouraging all Catholic elementary schools to adopt a 200-day school calendar but the new schedule will not be mandatory for the 2011-12 year.
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Portland public school students will start their Wednesdays an hour later under a new calendar for the next academic year.
The new calendar eliminates half-days for staff professional development and replaces them with the late-arrival Wednesdays, which will be in effect from October through May.
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SAN BERNARDINO - School board members have responded to community input by unanimously rejecting a proposal to change some schools' calendars.
The San Bernardino City Unified School District board was asked to approve the adoption of two 2007-2008 academic calendars - a year- round calendar that lets parents choose from four different schedules for children, and a modified traditional calendar with a summer break.