Or. Admin. Code § 737-015-0035 - Adaptive Strategies for Underserved Areas
(1) A provider that delivers a course in
underserved areas may qualify for regulatory incentives.
(2) A provider that teaches an approved
program in a rural or frontier community may qualify for an adaptive strategy
to help offset costs associated with delivering a program in underserved
areas.
(3) Rural and frontier
communities shall be designated by ODOT-TSO based on mileage and travel time
from a community of specific size. Population is based on the most recent
census. Mileage and travel time is based on approved mapping
software.
(4) For an approved
provider to qualify for an adaptive strategy, classroom sessions must be held
within the designated rural or frontier community.
(5) Only communities designated as rural or
frontier shall qualify for adaptive strategies.
(6) An adaptive strategy may include, but is
not limited to, online instruction or video conferencing to substitute for a
portion of classroom seat time, increased daily lesson time limits, or course
materials provided by ODOT-TSO.
(7)
Applying an adaptive strategy in an area that has not been designated as rural
or frontier, or misuse, fraud, or altering the intended use of an adaptive
strategy may lead to sanction.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 184.619 & 802.345
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 336.790, 336.800, 336.805, 336.810, 802.110, 802.345 & 807.065
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