Kan. Admin. Regs. § 91-40-48 - Use of funds and equipment
(a) Subject to
subsection (d), an agency may use state and federal funds to make personnel
available at locations other than at its facilities to the extent necessary to
provide special education and related services to exceptional children enrolled
in private schools, if those services are not normally provided by the private
schools.
(b) Subject to subsection
(d), an agency may use state and federal funds to pay for the services of an
employee of a private school to provide special education and related services
if both of the following conditions are met:
(1) The employee performs the services
outside of the employee's regular hours of duty.
(2) The employee performs the services under
public supervision and control.
(c)
(1)
Subject to subsection (d), an agency may use state and federal funds to provide
for the special education and related services needs of exceptional children
enrolled in private schools, but shall not use those funds for either of the
following purposes:
(A) To enhance the
existing level of instruction in the private school or to otherwise generally
benefit the private school; or
(B)
to generally benefit the needs of all students enrolled in the private school.
(2) Each agency shall
ensure that special education and related services provided to exceptional
children enrolled in private schools are provided in a secular and
nonideological manner.
(d) An agency's authority to use federal
funds under this regulation shall be limited to providing special education and
related services to children with disabilities.
(e) An agency shall not offer or maintain
classes that are organized separately on the basis of public or private school
enrollment or the religion of the students, if the classes offered to students
are provided at the same site and the classes include students enrolled in a
public school and students enrolled in a private school.
(f)
(1) An
agency shall keep title to, and exercise continuing administrative control
over, all property, equipment, and supplies that are acquired by the agency to
be used for the benefit of exceptional children enrolled in private schools.
(2) An agency may place equipment
and supplies in a private school, to the extent allowed by law, for the period
of time needed to provide special education and related services to exceptional
children enrolled in the school.
(g)
(1) An
agency shall ensure that any equipment or supplies placed in a private school
are used to provide special education and related services and can be removed
from the private school without the necessity of remodeling the private school.
(2) An agency shall remove its
equipment or supplies from a private school if either of the following
conditions exists:
(A) The equipment or
supplies are no longer needed to provide special education or related services
to students enrolled in the private school.
(B) Removal is necessary to avoid
unauthorized use of the equipment or supplies.
(h) An agency shall not use public funds to
construct, remodel, or repair any private school facility.
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