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and how does it differ from a regular school?

2007-05-15 13:46:11 · 5 answers · asked by Barefoot Betty 3 in Education & Reference Primary & Secondary Education

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What is a Magnet school?

A Magnet school is part of the public school system. Usually students are zoned into their schools based on location. Students mostly go to the school which they are closest to (this may not always be true since boundaries can seem arbitrary). With Magnet schools, the public school system has created schools that exist outside of zoned school boundaries. The point of them is that they usually have something special to offer over a regular school which makes attending them an attractive choice to many students, thereby increasing the diversity of the student population within them (in theory).

Magnet schools are different from private or parochial schools in that they remain part of the public school system. They differ from Charter schools in that they remain part of the public school system bureaucratically. Charter Schools have a different organizational model (i.e. they have a charter that releases them from the regular school administration). Magnet schools operate under the same public school administration (they don’t operate on their own).

Distinguishing them from other public schools, Magnet schools usually have alternative or otherwise compelling modes of instruction. For example, you might find a Montessori Magnet school. A school doesn’t have to be a Magnet school to be a Montessori School. There are also public schools that aren’t Magnet schools which still offer fine academic experiences. Magnet schools differ from other public schools in that they receive additional funding to enable them to spend more money on their students, supplies, teachers, programs, etc.

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2007-05-15 14:00:58 · answer #1 · answered by Mathlady 6 · 1 0

A Magnet school is part of the public school system. Usually students are zoned into their schools based on location. Students mostly go to the school which they are closest to (this may not always be true since boundaries can seem arbitrary). With Magnet schools, the public school system has created schools that exist outside of zoned school boundaries. The point of them is that they usually have something special to offer over a regular school which makes attending them an attractive choice to many students, thereby increasing the diversity of the student population within them (in theory).

Magnet schools are different from private or parochial schools in that they remain part of the public school system. They differ from Charter schools in that they remain part of the public school system bureaucratically. Charter Schools have a different organizational model (i.e. they have a charter that releases them from the regular school administration). Magnet schools operate under the same public school administration (they don’t operate on their own).

Distinguishing them from other public schools, Magnet schools usually have alternative or otherwise compelling modes of instruction. For example, you might find a Montessori Magnet school. A school doesn’t have to be a Magnet school to be a Montessori School. There are also public schools that aren’t Magnet schools which still offer fine academic experiences. Magnet schools differ from other public schools in that they receive additional funding to enable them to spend more money on their students, supplies, teachers, programs, etc.

2007-05-15 14:10:34 · answer #2 · answered by trblueyess 4 · 0 1

Are you speaking approximately Junior severe colleges? nicely, I attended a magnet JHS and to be uncomplicated it wasn't too impressive. i do no longer think I found out anymore than my buddies who attended "conventional" public colleges. in my opinion magnet colleges and public colleges are extraordinarily comparable, different than magnet colleges are often quite expert on a undeniable area. the situation is, no longer all colleges have sufficient space for all of the scholars. consequently, in basic terms a handful of scholars are allowed to take the "specific" instructions, jointly as the others are no longer. the call technique isn't based upon benefit, it quite is merely random. right here is my tip; %. the college that's maximum handy for you.

2016-12-17 13:53:52 · answer #3 · answered by ? 4 · 0 0

A school with a program

2017-01-20 20:14:13 · answer #4 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

it has a strong focus on a specific subject like arts

2007-05-15 13:55:38 · answer #5 · answered by SoCCeRBaBe93 2 · 0 0

a school which has a specialty program.

2007-05-15 13:51:46 · answer #6 · answered by doug 2 · 0 0

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