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What percentage of charter trips can one expect to see blue marlin or black marlin?
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Blue marlin will be the most captured marlin year around. Black marlin will be accidental catches. What’s the preferred method for most charters—live bait, trolling lures, fishing Fish Aggregate Devices (FADs)? Nearly all the charters troll lures. We
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If a district (or charter school) detects errors in the data reported on the review web site, what is the process for correcting the errors?
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You must contact the DPI SPR Help Desk and ask him or her to unlock the particular district files that have errors. After you have made the corrections, you must relock the files and resubmit them to DPI.
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Carbon footprinting is an inexact science. How can we be sure that Green$ense is having the impact Charter One says it is?
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We’ve partnered with Cooler, Inc. to ensure we are using the most comprehensive approach to calculating the global warming and environmental benefits of Green$ense. Cooler’s methodology uses the best in peer-reviewed, scientific practice and is furth
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Do North Carolina public charter schools teachers qualify to apply for these awards?
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Teachers from charter and magnet schools in North Carolina are considered public school teachers and are eligible to apply for the Career Awards for Science and Mathematics Teachers.
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Why does Charter recommend Windows Media Player 10?
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If you have Windows XP, we recommend that you use Windows Media Player 10 in order to make periodic DRM license renewals more streamlined and to allow for more flexibility when burning songs to a CD. • License Renewal: Each song requires a license re
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What exactly is a Charter School? Is there tuition?
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Charter Schools are public schools. We will not, and can not, charge tuition to attend a public Charter School. The decision to apply to and attend a Charter School is a family choice. Application to Health Sciences High School and Middle College is
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Who is considered to be an “eligible training candidate,” and can charter schools also apply for the training?
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According to SB 352, an eligible training candidate is “a person who is employed on a full-time basis as a chief business or financial officer by a school district or county office of education, or a person who is nominated as a candidate for trainin
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Can an LEA nominate a candidate that is not necessarily employed by the LEA (e.g., an employee of the management company of a charter school)?
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Yes. However, because the LEA must nominate the candidate and sign the assurances, it will be the LEA that is financially responsible in the event the training candidate fails to provide less than two years of continuous service to a state public sch
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Can one lease or charter fractional hours from a fractional owner without being an owner or making a five year commitment?
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Yes. As mentioned elsewhere on this site, each of the major fractional providers has a “jet card” program of some kind which allows the lease or sublease of flight hours with less of a financial commitment.
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What are CSL / PSL / Charter Seat License / Personal Seat License Rights?
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CSL / PSL / Charter Seat License / Personal Seat License, or season ticket rights are an exclusive right to buy season tickets for an event or team, at a certain venue, (usually in a certain location) under specified terms. The terms of such rights v
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