19 Tex. Admin. Code § 70.1035 - Rights Concerning the Texas Virtual School Network
(a) At the time and in the manner that a
school district or charter school informs students and parents about courses
that are offered in the district's or school's traditional classroom setting,
the district or school shall notify parents and students of the option to
enroll in an electronic course offered through the Texas Virtual School Network
(TxVSN).
(b) A school district or
charter school in which a student is enrolled as a full-time student may not
deny the request of a parent/legal guardian of a student to enroll the student
in an electronic course offered through the TxVSN, unless:
(1) a student attempts to enroll in a course
load that is inconsistent with the student's high school graduation plan or
requirements for college admission or requirements for earning an industry
certification;
(2) the student
requests permission to enroll in an electronic course at a time that is
inconsistent with the enrollment period established by the TxVSN course
provider; or
(3) the district or
charter school offers a substantially similar course.
(c) Notwithstanding subsection (b)(2) of this
section, a TxVSN course provider shall make all reasonable efforts to
accommodate the enrollment of a student in the course under special
circumstances.
(d) A parent/legal
guardian may appeal to the commissioner of education a school district's or
charter school's decision to deny a request to enroll a student in an
electronic course offered through the TxVSN.
(1) The parent shall submit a written request
to the commissioner within ten business days of receiving a final decision in
the local grievance process that the student was denied the opportunity to
enroll in an electronic course offered through the TxVSN in accordance with
guidelines established by the Texas Education Agency.
(2) An appeal under this section shall be
based on review of the local record developed in the grievance
process.
(3) If the commissioner
determines that a student was unreasonably denied the opportunity to enroll in
an electronic course, the school district or charter school shall immediately
enroll the student in the electronic course or a similar course in accordance
with the enrollment windows established by the provider.
(4) The commissioner's decision under this
section is final and may not be appealed.
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