Donald Kairott This is Me

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1. 1. Intersegmental Coordinating Committee

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   Published on: 9/3/2006   Last Visited: 9/3/2006

   Don Kairott Director, Professional Devlopment and Curriculum Support Division California Department of Education PH: 916-323-6440 Fax: 916-323-2807

2. 2. L.A. Daily News - News

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   Published on: 10/16/2004   Last Visited: 10/17/2004

   "We've always said, 'Please don't place anyone in Algebra I who is not ready for it," said Donald Kairott, an administrator of the curriculum framework unit with the California Department of Education.

3. 3. ACSA Online : ACSA News : EdCal & Leadership Periodical Excerpts

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   Published on: 2/15/2002   Last Visited: 7/8/2006

   To comply with NCLB mandates, schools need simply to follow their district's own transfer policy, said Donald Kairott, NCLB administrator at the California Department of Education.
   
   "Most school districts already have this kind of policy in place," he said.
   
   Although federal and state guidelines exist for implementing the provisions of NCLB, most district policies satisfy the requirements. These policies qualify even if limitations exist, such as schools impacted by desegregation orders or schools that are beyond capacity.
   
   "Whatever existing policy is in place, it is acceptable under No Child Left Behind," Kairott said.
   
   While the majority of school districts nationwide already have their own transfer policies in place, those that do not must simply follow the guidelines outlined under federal law, Kairott said.
   
   "If no policies exist, then the federal policies are implemented," he said.
   
   Kairott said many states, including California, have not yet enacted their own NCLB regulations. However, they do have regulations regarding transfers in general.
   
   "School choice is permitted under state statute," he said.