4 AAC 33.422 - Fund accounts
(a) A
correspondence study program may provide a fund account to the student's
parents for the purpose of meeting instructional expenses for the student
enrolled in the program. Expenditures from a fund account must be for the
student's instructional needs as described in the individual learning plan
under AS
14.03.300 and
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AAC 33.421(a).
(b) Textbooks, equipment, and other
curriculum materials purchased with state money, including money provided to
the parent through a fund account, are property of the district. Materials that
are not consumables must be returned to the district when the student leaves
the program for any reason.
(c) A
fund account may not De used to pay for any item or service excluded under
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AAC 33.421(h).
(d) The fund account may not be used by the
district or the parent to supplant district funds or obligations for IEP
services.
(e) If a correspondence
study program provides for a fund account, the governing body of the district,
or, in the case of a program that is a charter school the charter school; shall
establish written standards, consistent with
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AAC 33.405 -
4
AAC 33.490, on what constitutes appropriate and
allowable expenditures of a fund account.
(f) The district or charter school shall
approve all expenditures from the fund account under the written standards
established by the district under (e) of this section. The district's or
charter school's approval process may include pre-authorization for items
identified by the district in its written standards.
(g) The district or charter school may not
permit the transfer of money between student fund accounts except in the case
of families with multiple students enrolled.
Notes
Authority:AS 14.03.320
AS 14.07.020
AS 14.07.030
AS 14.07.060
AS 14.08.101
AS 14.17.430
AS 14.30.010
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