In English O’zbek tilida

State Education Agency: State Department of Education
	Student code of conduct: a written policy of behavioral expectations adoptedby the school district or private provider of special education.
	Student mobility:refers to the number or percentage of students in a district who move to another school during the school year.
	Study Skills:Strategies or activities to help students learn how to study, organize their materials and workspace, conduct research, plan for multiple-step or long-term assignments and take tests
	Subjective test:Test in which different scorers may rate the answers differently. No set answer key – in contrast to objective test. Example: essay test.
	Sub-test: Many tests are broken down into parts; the results of a sub-test may be used by itself or in a batteryof tests.
	Supplement Aids and Services: Accommodations that could permit a student to profit from instruction in the least restrictive environment.
	Surrogate Parent:an Educational Surrogate Parent is an individual who is responsible to make special education decisions for a child with disabilities who does not have a parent to represent them; a substitute parent.
	Safe harbor= an alternate method for a school to meet AMO if it shows progress in improving students achievement. The state, school districts, and schools may still make AYP if a subgroup fails to reach its proficiency performance targets
	School report card= an annual disclosure report for parents and the public produced by a school that generally presents student achievement, test scores, teacher credentials, dropout rates, class sizes, resources, and more.
	School Improvement Program (SIP)= a tool to improve instruction, services, school environment and organization at school sites according to plans often developed by school site councils.