Utah Admin. Code R277-911-6 - Disbursement of Funds - High School WPUs
(1) Pursuant to Subsection
53F-2-311(3)(b),
the Superintendent shall allocate funds to each high school offering approved
CTE programs as described in this section.
(2) The Superintendent shall distribute 10
WPUs to an LEA for each high school that:
(a)
conducts approved programs in a minimum of two CTE career cluster
areas;
(b) conducts a minimum of
six different state approved CTE courses including at least the ability to
concentrate in two CTE pathways and complete one pathway; and
(c) has at least one approved career and
technical student leadership organization that aligns with the pathways offered
by the LEA.
(3) The
Superintendent shall distribute 15 WPUs to an LEA for each high school that:
(a) conducts approved programs in a minimum
of three CTE career cluster areas.
(b) conducts a minimum of nine different
state approved CTE courses including at least the ability to concentrate in
three CTE pathways and complete one pathway; and
(c) has at least one approved CTE student
leadership organizations that aligns with a pathway offered by the
LEA.
(4) The
Superintendent shall distribute 20 WPUs to an LEA for each high school that:
(a) conducts approved programs in a minimum
of four CTE career cluster areas.
(b) conducts a minimum of 12 different state
approved CTE courses including at least the ability to concentrate in four CTE
pathways and complete two pathways; and
(c) has at least two approved CTE student
leadership organizations that alignwith the pathways offered by the
LEA.
(5) The
Superintendent shall distribute 25 WPUs to an LEA for each high school that:
(a) conducts approved programs in a minimum
of five CTE career cluster areas.
(b) conducts a minimum of 15 different state
approved CTE courses including the ability to concentrate in at least five CTE
pathways and complete three pathways; and
(c) has at least three approved CTE student
leadership organizations that align with the pathways offered by the
LEA.
(6) A maximum of one
alternative high school per LEA may qualify for funds under this
section.
(7) Exceptions for
advanced pathway completion requirements may be approved annually for an LEA
that has a sponsorship or partnership with a degree granting public higher
education institution by the Superintendent through specific contractual
agreements.
(8) Programs and
courses provided through school district technical centers may not receive
funding under this section.
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