Iowa Admin. Code r. 281-22.4 - Institutional eligibility, responsibilities
(1)
General. Institutions are governed by the provisions of Iowa
Code section 261E.3(3).
a. If a fee is charged to other students of
the eligible postsecondary institution for any of the services specified in
Iowa Code section 261E.3(3)
"b," that fee may also be charged to participating secondary
students on the same basis as it is charged to postsecondary
students.
b. The institutions will
provide the teacher or instructor appropriate orientation and training in
secondary and postsecondary professional development related to curriculum,
pedagogy, assessment, policy implementation, technology, and discipline
issues.
c. The institutions will
provide the teacher or instructor adequate notification of an assignment to
teach a course under this chapter, as well as adequate preparation time to
ensure that the course is taught at the college level. The specifics of this
paragraph are locally determined.
(2)
Requirements of school district
or accredited nonpublic school only.
a. Except as provided under Iowa Code
sections 257.11(3)
"c," 261E.8(2)"b," and 279.50A, the school
district or accredited nonpublic school shall certify annually to the
department , as an assurance in the district's or accredited nonpublic school's
basic education data survey, that the course provided to a high school student
for postsecondary credit in accordance with this chapter supplements, and does
not supplant, a course provided by the school district or accredited nonpublic
school in which the student is enrolled. For purposes of these rules, to comply
with the supplement-not-supplant requirement, the content of a course provided
to a high school student for postsecondary credit is not to consist of
substantially the same concepts and skills as the content of a course provided
by the school district or accredited nonpublic school.
b. If the teacher or instructor is employed
by an eligible postsecondary institution , the school district or accredited
nonpublic school will pay for the background investigation but may request
reimbursement of the actual cost to the eligible postsecondary
institution .
(3)
Requirements of eligible postsecondary institution only.
a. All eligible postsecondary institutions
providing programming under this chapter will include the unique student
identifier assigned to students while in the kindergarten through grade 12
system as a part of the institution 's student data management system.
(1) Eligible postsecondary institutions
providing programming under this chapter will cooperate with the department on
data requests related to the programming.
(2) All eligible postsecondary institutions
providing programming under this chapter are to collect data and report to the
department on the proportion of females and minorities enrolled in science-,
technology-, engineering-, and mathematics-oriented educational opportunities
provided in accordance with this chapter.
b. The eligible postsecondary institution
will provide the teacher or instructor with ongoing communication and access to
instructional resources and support and encourage the teacher or instructor to
participate in the postsecondary institution 's academic departmental
activities.
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