Board of Directors:
• Joe Greenberg – Board Chair
• Billy Gilbert – Vice President
• Medeina Taylor – Board Treasurer
• Robert Caine – Board Secretary
• Dr. Almitra Berry – Board member
• Gloria Thomas – Board member
• James Keeton – Board member
TEA Website: http://tea.texas.gov/
Texas Performance Reporting System: 2018 - 2019
2023 Federal Report Card
The Charter School Performance Framework (CSPF) is intended to provide parents, the public, charter operators, as well as the charter authorizer with a snapshot of each charter’s academic, financial, and operational performance.Charter schools are encouraged to refer to the performance framework on a continuing basis in order to self-assess overall health and viability of their school throughout the charter term. The performance framework will be used to inform decisions that will help to identify schools that are candidates for replication, expansion, intervention, renewal, non renewal, or closure.
Beatrice Mayes Institute Rating
A charter school that maintains a district website must post to it certain information in accordance with state law. A charter school must also abide by website posting requirements of federal laws and regulations if it receives federal funds. The required information to be posted by Wonderland Inc. Public Schools is divided amongst the categories listed below.
Please email info@wonderlandinc.org if you have questions or comments.
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Required Postings
Texas Transition & Employment Guide
The McKinney-Vento Act protects the educational rights of students experiencing homelessness by removing barriers to enrollment, attendance, and success.
Under Section 725(2) of the McKinney-Vento Act, homeless children and youth are individuals who lack a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence, including students who are:
Sharing housing due to loss of housing, economic hardship, eviction, or similar circumstances;Living in shelters, motels, trailer parks, campgrounds, or temporary housing;
Living in places not designed for regular sleeping accommodations;Living in cars, parks, abandoned buildings, public spaces, or similar locations;Migratory children living in homeless conditions; or Unaccompanied youth living in a homeless situation (youth not living with a parent or legal guardian).
Please complete the Student Residency Questionnaire (SRQ) below: STUDENT RESIDENCY QUESTIONNAIRE INFORMATION FORM The McKinney-Vento Liaison will contact you within 24 hours to complete an intake form with you by phone or in person and determine your eligibility.
