San Francisco Unified School District Foster Youth Services Program (CA)
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- 1.
When is a foster care child or adolescent able to enroll in a new school?
- A.
Once they have all the required documents and school records
- B.
Immediately, even if the child has outstanding fines or records
- C.
Only after a child’s medical and educational records are submitted
- D.
Once a child’s educational rights holder is appointed
Correct Answer
B. Immediately, even if the child has outstanding fines or records -
- 2.
Under Assembly Bill 216 schools are required to inform students of their option to remain in school for a fifth year to complete the school district’s graduation requirements.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 3.
If the student’s residential placement changes, the school district must also change school placement accordingly, regardless of the student’s best interests.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 4.
Following notification of the student’s enrollment, Administrative Assistants are required to request school records from the student’s previous school within _____ business days.
- A.
Two business days
- B.
Three business days
- C.
Four business days
- D.
Eight business days
Correct Answer
A. Two business days -
- 5.
Which one is not considered the “School of Origin”?
- A.
The school that the foster child attended when he/she was permanently housed
- B.
The school in which the foster child was last enrolled while in foster care.
- C.
Another school that the foster child is connected to and attended in the last 15 months
- D.
The school closest to the new foster family
Correct Answer
D. The school closest to the new foster family -
- 6.
Foster youth student absences caused by a change in placement, attendance at court hearing, or a court ordered activity are______.
- A.
Considered unexcused absences
- B.
Considered excused absences
- C.
Excused with a note from parent
- D.
Excused with a note from foster parent
Correct Answer
B. Considered excused absences -
- 7.
If the student’s residential placement changes and must travel to remain in school of origin,
- A.
The foster parent is responsible for paying the cost of transportation for the remainder of the school year
- B.
The county child welfare agency must reimburse eligible caregivers for providing transportation
- C.
Biological parents must pay for the cost of transportation
- D.
The school district needs to provide transportation until child finishes the school year
Correct Answer
B. The county child welfare agency must reimburse eligible caregivers for providing transportation -
- 8.
Children in foster care average ___________and can lose up to four to six months of educational progress every time there is a change in school placement.
- A.
3 school placement changes in a school year
- B.
2 school placements changes in a school year
- C.
3 school placements changes in in two years
- D.
4 school placements changes every three years.
Correct Answer
A. 3 school placement changes in a school year -
- 9.
Assembly Bill (AB) 1933 allows a foster child to continue his or her education in the school of origin.
- A.
All of these are correct.
- B.
While under the jurisdiction of the court.
- C.
Unless a foster parent in unable to find transportation to and from school.
- D.
Unless the child is unable to keep up with the school’s academic requirements.
Correct Answer
B. While under the jurisdiction of the court. -
- 10.
Who decides which school is the school of origin?
- A.
Foster parent
- B.
The court
- C.
The Education Rights Holder
- D.
Biological Parents
Correct Answer
C. The Education Rights Holder -
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