Or. Admin. Code § 581-021-0071 - District Information for Parents and Students Regarding the Availability of Alternative Education Programs
(1)
The following definitions apply to this rule:
(a) "Erratic attendance" means the student is
frequently absent to the degree that he/she is not benefiting from the
educational program;
(b)
"Notification" means written notice, by personal service or certified mail, to
the parent or guardian and student as required by ORS
339.250(6).
(2) District school boards shall adopt
policies and procedures for notification to students and parents, or guardians
of the availability of appropriate and accessible alternative programs. This
notification shall be provided in the following situations:
(a) Upon the occurrence of a second or any
subsequent occurrence of a severe disciplinary problem within a three-year
period;
(b) When the district finds
a student's attendance pattern to be so erratic that the student is not
benefiting from the educational program;
(c) When the district is considering
expulsion as a disciplinary alternative;
(d) When a student is expelled pursuant to
subsection (2) of ORS
339.250; and
(e) When an emancipated minor, parent, or
legal guardian applies for a student's exemption from compulsory attendance on
a semiannual basis as provided in ORS
339.030(2).
(3) The notification must include but is not
limited to the following:
(a) Student action
which is the basis for consideration of alternative education;
(b) Listing of alternative programs available
to this student for which the district would provide financial support in
accordance with ORS 339.620 except that when notice
is given in accordance with subsection (2)(e) of this rule the district shall
not be obligated to provide financial support;
(c) The program recommended for the student
based on student's learning styles and needs;
(d) Procedures for enrolling the student in
the recommended program; and
(e)
When the parent or guardian's language is other than English, the district must
provide notification in manner that the parent or guardian can
understand.
(4) The
district shall inform all parents or guardians of the law regarding alternative
education and educational services available to students by such means as a
statement in the student/parent handbook, notice in the newspaper, or an
individual letter to a parent.
(5)
District school boards shall adopt a procedure for parents or guardians to
request establishment of alternative programs within the district.
(6) District school boards shall not approve
the enrollment of a pupil in a private alternative program unless the private
alternative program meets all requirements of OAR 581-021-0045.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 339
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 339.250
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