Utah Admin. Code R277-107-3 - LEA Relationship to Activities Involving Educators
(1) An LEA may sponsor extracurricular
activities or opportunities for students.
(2) Extracurricular activities are subject
to:
(a) school fee laws and rules, including
the provisions of R277-407;
(b) fee
waivers;
(c) procurement laws;
and
(d) all other applicable laws
and rules.
(3) An
employee that participates in a private, but public education-related activity,
is subject to the following requirements:
(a)
An employee's participation in the activity shall be separate and
distinguishable from the employee's public employment ;
(b) An employee may not, in promoting
private, but public education-related activity:
(a) contact students at a public school,
except as permitted by this rule; or
(b) use education records, resources, or
information obtained through the employee's public employment unless the
records, resources, or information are readily available to the general
public.
(4) An
employee may not use school time to discuss, promote, or prepare for:
(a) a private activity; or
(b) a private, but public education-related
activity.
(5) An
employee may:
(a) offer private, but public
education-related services, programs or activities to students provided that
they are not advertised or promoted by the employee during school
time;
(b) discuss a private, but
public education-related activity with students or parents outside of the
classroom and the regular school day;
(c) use student directories or online
resources which are available to the general public; and
(d) use student or school publications in
which commercial advertising is allowed, to advertise and promote the
activity.
(6) An
employee may not condition credit and participation in a public school program
or activity on a student's participation in such activities as clinics, camps,
private programs, or travel activities, which are not equally and freely
available to all students.
(7) No
employee may state or imply to any person that participation in a regular
school activity or program is conditioned on participation in a private
activity.
(8) No provision of this
rule shall preclude a student from requesting or petitioning an LEA for
approval of credit based on an extracurricular educational experience
consistent with LEA policy.
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