Iowa Admin. Code r. 281-22.17 - Eligible postsecondary courses
These rules are intended to implement the policy of the state to promote rigorous academic pursuits.
(1) Postsecondary courses eligible for
students to enroll in under this division shall be limited to:
a. Nonsectarian courses;
b. Courses that are not comparable to courses
offered by the school district where the student attends which are defined in
rules adopted by the board of directors of the public school
district;
c. Credit-bearing courses
that lead to an educational degree;
d. Courses in the discipline areas of
mathematics, science, social sciences, humanities, and vocational-technical
education; and also the courses in career option programs offered by area
schools established under the authorization provided in Iowa Code chapter
260C.
(2) A school
district or accredited nonpublic school district shall grant academic or
vocational-technical credit to an eligible student enrolled in an eligible
postsecondary course.
(3) A course
is ineligible for purposes of this rule if the school district has a
contractual agreement with the eligible postsecondary institution under Iowa
Code section 26IE.8 that meets the requirements of Iowa Code section
257.11(3)
and if the course may be delivered through
such an agreement in accordance with Iowa Code section
257.11(3).
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