4 AAC 43.040 - Procedures for home-based education and certain religious or other private schools
(a) To establish
eligibility for an Alaska performance scholarship, a student who is not
enrolled in a public school program and who completes a home-based education
program in the state, or who graduates from a religious or other private school
accredited under
4
AAC 04.300(c) that does not elect to
comply with
AS
14.45.100-14.45.130, shall apply to the
department no later than July 15 of the year the student intends to enroll at
an eligible postsecondary institution. The application must be in writing, on a
form provided by the department, and must include documentation demonstrating
(1) proof of results achieved on a
standardized examination that meet the requirements of
4
AAC 43.020(a), (b), or (c);
and
(2) completion of the
curriculum requirements in
4
AAC 43.030.
(b) No later than 15 days after receipt of a
complete application under (a) of this section, the department will provide the
student with a written notice of eligibility. In that notice, the department
will state whether the student is eligible for a scholarship, and, if eligible,
the student's maximum level of scholarship eligibility.
(c) A student who is denied eligibility for a
scholarship under this section or wishes to dispute the department's
determination of the student's maximum level of scholarship eligibility may
appeal the department's determination by sending a written request for appeal
no later than 15 days after the department issues the notice of
eligibility.
(d) A request for
appeal under (c) of this section must include
(1) the name, mailing address, and telephone
number of the appellant;
(2) the
relief requested in the appeal;
(3)
a short and concise statement identifying the reasons supporting a reversal or
modification of the department's eligibility determination; and
(4) all documents, papers, or other materials
that support a reversal or modification of the department's eligibility
determination.
(e) The
commissioner will designate a reviewer who did not participate in the
department's initial determination of scholarship eligibility to review a
timely request for appeal received under (c) of this section. The reviewer
shall consider all information and materials submitted and issue a written
decision that determines the student's eligibility for a scholarship, and if
eligible, the student's level of eligibility. The reviewer's decision is the
final decision of the department. Notice of the department's decision will be
sent to the student no later than 45 days after the department receives the
notice of appeal.
Notes
Authority:AS 14.07.060
AS 14.43.810
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