Or. Admin. Code § 581-022-1360 - Expanded Options Annual Notice
(1) Prior to February 1 of each year,
beginning with the 2005-06 school year, each school district must notify all
high school students and the students' parents or guardians of the Expanded
Options Program . The notification process must:
(a) Ensure that all at-risk students and
their parents are notified about the Expanded Options Program ; and
(b) Identify high school students who have
dropped out of school and provide those students with information about the
Expanded Options Program by sending information about the program to the last
known address of the family of the student.
(2) The notice must include, but is not
limited to the following:
(a) Definitions of
"eligible student," "eligible post-secondary institution," and "eligible
post-secondary course;"
(b)
Purposes of the Expanded Options Program ;
(c) Financial arrangements for tuition,
textbooks, equipment and materials;
(d) Available transportation
services;
(e) Effects of enrolling
in the Expanded Options Program on the eligible student's ability to complete
the required high school graduation requirements;
(f) Consequences of not maintaining
satisfactory academic progress as defined by the eligible post-secondary
institution, such as by failing or not completing an eligible post-secondary
course;
(g) Participation in the
Expanded Options Program is contingent on acceptance by an eligible
post-secondary institution;
(h)
Eligible students may not enroll in eligible post-secondary courses for more
than the equivalent of two academic years, and eligible students who first
enroll in grade 12 may not enroll in eligible post-secondary courses for more
than the equivalent of one academic year;
(i) A student who has graduated from high
school may not participate in Expanded Options Program ;
(j) An eligible student who has completed
course requirements for graduation but has not received a diploma may
participate;
(k) Notice(s) of any
other program (s), agreements(s) or plan(s) in effect that provides access for
public high school students to post-secondary courses;
(l) The district 's responsibility for
providing any required special education and related services to the
student;
(m) The number of quarter
credit hours that may be awarded each school year to eligible students by the
resident high school ;
(n) The
district board's process for selecting eligible students to participate in the
Expanded Options Program if the school district has not chosen to exceed the
credit hour cap and has more eligible students who wish to participate than are
allowed by the cap;
(o) Information
about program participation priority for at-risk students;
(p) Exclusion of duplicate courses as
determined by the resident school district ;
(q) The process for a student to appeal the
district 's duplicate course determination to the Superintendent of Public
Instruction or the Superintendent's designee;
(r) Exclusion of post-secondary courses in
which a student is enrolled if the student is also enrolled full time in the
resident secondary school; and
(s)
Exclusion of foreign exchange students enrolled in a school under a cultural
exchange program .
Notes
Stat. Auth.: Ch. 674 OL 2005
Stats. Implemented: Ch. 674 OL 2005
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