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otherwise been received during this time.
Rehiring a retiree to the same or similar position by the same employing
board of education requires a hearing (within 15 to 30 days prior to
employment) with public notice of the hearing published at least 60 days
prior to employment.
RELIGIOUS
INSTRUCTION,
RELEASED TIME FOR
A school district board of education is permitted, but not required, to
adopt a policy authorizing students to attend released time courses
in religious instruction conducted off school property during regular
school hours. Students may not be excused from any course
required to meet the core course credits needed for graduation.
The district policy may provide for the granting of up to two units of
high school credit for the released time religious instruction, subject
to the district board's evaluation of the courses based on secular
criteria. However, the units of credit must be elective and not replace
any of the core course requirements for graduation.
School districts, their board members, and employees are granted
immunity from a civil action for damages for injury allegedly arising
during a student's transportation to or from a place of instruction
when private transportation is used under a released time policy.
3313.6022
REMEDIATION AND
INTERVENTION
SERVICES
School districts are authorized to enter into contracts with public and
private entities to provide academic and intervention services for
students at any grade level (and not just grades 1-6, as in prior law.)
3313.6010
REPLACEMENT
FUND
Boards are permitted to establish and maintain a replacement fund for
property. This particular fund is limited to use for the rebuilding,
restoration, repair, or improvement of property which has been totally or
partially destroyed or has become unfit for use. The board may also
determine the maximum amount to be maintained in the fund, but any
interest must be credited to the General Fund.
3315.11
REPORT CARD
ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION
Beginning with the 2013-2014 report card, additional information for
each school district and school will be compiled by the state department
of education and make this information available on its web site. This
information will include the following:
1)students who skipped a grade or subject area under an
acceleration policy;
2)number of economically disadvantaged students;
3)number of lead teachers
4)number of students screened and identified as gifted;
5)student outcome data for community schools primarily serving
students in dropout recovery and prevention programs;
6)availability of courses in the fine arts;
7)participation with other school districts in providing career-technical
education services; and
8)extracurricular services offered to students.
3302.034
REPORT CARD,
DISTRICT AND
SCHOOL
When a student is newly enrolled in any school operated by a city,
exempted village, or local school district, the school official responsible
for admissions must provide to the parent a copy of the most recent
report card, issued pursuant to ORC 3302.03. (See also
PERFORMANCE MEASURES FOR REPORT CARDS
.)
3313.6411
REPORTING OF
CERTAIN STUDENT
While acting in a professional capacity, a principal who has observed or
“has knowledge” that a student committed certain violations on school
3319.45
3313.662