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20 representing business, and the local community. The 21 school district or collaboration shall also indicate 22 in its request its intention to use any grant moneys 23 received under this section to examine, at a minimum, 24 all of the following: 25 a. Mission and instructional focus of the school. 26 b. Organizational structure and management of the 27 school. 28 c. Impact of labor agreements and contracts on the 29 success of the school. 30 d. Roles and responsibilities of all involved 31 constituencies. 32 e. Arrangements for special needs students. 33 f. Connection of the school to the district. 34 g. Facility and operation costs. 35 h. Measurement of results including student 36 achievement results. 37 2. Grant moneys shall be distributed to qualifying 38 school districts by the department no later than 39 October 15, 1998. Grant amounts shall be distributed 40 as determined by the department. Not more than 41 fifteen of the grants awarded per year in accordance 42 with this section shall be used for purposes of 43 frontier school planning or conversion. 44 3. For purposes of this section, "frontier school" 45 means a school that is nonsectarian in its program, 46 admission policies, employment practices, and all 47 other operations. The school is a public school and 48 is part of the state's system of public education. 49 The primary focus of a frontier school shall be to 50 provide a comprehensive program of instruction for at Page 5 1 least one grade or age group from five through 2 eighteen years of age. Frontier schools may be 3 designed to allow significant autonomy to the schools. 4 However, frontier schools shall be accountable for 5 significant results. 6 4. By February 15, 1999, a school district or 7 collaboration of districts receiving moneys under this 8 section shall submit an interim report to the 9 department describing the planning activities 10 conducted by the school district or the collaboration 11 and providing preliminary conclusions. The school 12 district or collaboration shall submit a final report 13 by June 1, 1999, to the department. The department 14 shall summarize the school district reports in a final 15 report to the chairpersons and ranking members of the 16 house and senate standing education committees by 17 January 1, 2000. 18 5. Except as provided in this subsection, frontier 19 schools are exempt from all statutes and rules
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