N.M. Admin. Code § 6.42.2.9 - PROCEDURES AND CRITERIA FOR TEMPORARY TRANSPORTATION BOUNDARY AGREEMENTS
A. A transportation
boundary agreement must be approved by the local board of education
representing the district in which the student(s) lives and the proposed
attendance district.
B. The
agreement shall include a legal description of the adjoining area outside the
district's boundaries that transportation services will be provided under the
terms of the agreement.
C. The
temporary transportation boundary line(s) and the existing school district
boundary line(s) must be shown and highlighted on U.S. geological survey maps
(or their equivalent) which are attached to the agreement.
D. Both local boards of education must agree
to the conditions, which are specified in the agreement.
E. The duration of the agreement is
determined by both local boards of education based on the length of time that
it is needed.
F. Both local school
board presidents must sign the initial agreement and submit the original
agreement to the state transportation director for approval.
G. Upon review and findings that the
conditions of this rule and other applicable regulations and state and federal
laws have been complied with, the state transportation director and the
secretary of public education will approve the agreement.
H. The local boards of education must review
the agreement annually. Any revisions in the terms of the agreement require
approval by both local boards. The revised agreement must be submitted to the
public education department for approval prior to the initiation of service. If
no changes occur, the existing agreement may be continued.
I. The extended area of transportation
service added to a district boundary through the agreement shall be counted in
the square miles per student for purposes of funding.
J. Students who receive transportation
services within the area approved through the agreement shall be counted for
transportation funding by the district in which they attend school.
K. One or both districts can accomplish
termination of the agreement. The public education department must be notified
by both school districts when the agreement is terminated.
Notes
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