Or. Admin. Code § 581-017-0768 - Charter School Equity Grant: Eligibility
(1) Public charter schools shall be eligible
to receive a Charter School Equity Grant if the charter school:
(a) Is not a virtual public charter
school;
(b) Has a student
population of which at least 65 percent of the total student population is
composed of students from the following combined student groups:
(A) Racial or ethnic groups that have
historically experienced academic disparities; and
(B) Students with disabilities
(2) Before each
application cycle, the Department of Education will publish a list of public
charter schools that meet the eligibility requirements of ORS
327.362.
(a) For public charter schools that have been
in operation for one or more years, the Department will make the determination
of eligibility based on the most recent finalized Spring Membership
report.
(b) For public charter
schools that are in their first year of operation during a grant cycle year,
the Department will determine eligibility based on the most recent finalized
Fall Membership report and the December Special Education Child Count
report.
(3) Each eligible
charter school shall provide notice before each application cycle to the
Department of their intent to apply for the grant according to the process
published by the Department and within the time allowed by the Department which
shall not be less than 14 days.
(a) Notice
must include a copy of the charter school's contract for the provision of
educational services and funding under ORS
338.155(2) or
(3).
(b) A charter school that did not provide
notice of their intent to apply may not be eligible to receive a grant in the
current application cycle.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 327.362
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 327.362
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