Okla. Admin. Code § 210:15-30-4 - Removal of an SES provider
A Supplemental Educational Service (SES) provider may not be approved to be listed as an Oklahoma SES provider or may be removed from the list of Oklahoma SES providers for any of the following:
(1) Company owners and employees are subject
to background checks. Any owner or employee who has a felony conviction will be
grounds for removal.
(2) Providers
that use materials that are misleading or provide false information.
(3) Providers working with schools not
eligible for Supplemental Educational Services funding but using that program
as their advertising.
(4) Providers
that provide incentives to students, parents, or school persons to gain
advantage in signing up students.
(5) Providers that fail to turn in their end
of the year reports.
(6) A provider
must be able to deliver supplemental educational services to school districts
in which the provider is approved by the state. If a state-approved provider
withdraws from offering services to students in a school district in which it
is approved and in which it has signed either a contract to provide services or
a letter of intent and the minimums per site set by the provider have been met,
the school district must report the provider to the SDE. The provider shall be
immediately removed from the state-approved list for the current school year
for that school district. Upon the second such withdrawal in any school
district, the provider shall be ineligible to provide services in the state the
following year.
(7) The SDE may
consider contractual violations for purposes of provider renewal if provider
fails to meet LEA contract for services.
(8) If compliance issues are raised about a
provider and his/her services the following may occur depending upon the issue
raised:
(A) Provider's services may be
immediately suspended if it commits a felony or misdemeanor; has substantial
noncompliance; or if an LEA or SDE determines that a threat exists to the
health or safety of students.
(B) A
provider may be removed from the State-approved list upon written notice if the
provider has engaged in illegal or deceptive practice, violated any assurance
or aspect of its application to SDE, falsified any information on its
application or other reports to SDE, or otherwise violated State or federal
law.
(9) Federal
programs complaint procedures for Title I, Part A, (210:10-17-1
) apply to SES programs.
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