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Education for epileptic children served by state, district, county, or
municipal hospital within school district boundaries unless 60% of the
served children reside in a single school district in the same or an
adjacent county.
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STATE SHARE INDEX
The state share index is multiplied by the total basic state aid to arrive at
the actual amount each district receives. The index is basically a ratio
determined by a district’s local per pupil property wealth and median
income when compared with the averages for both values on a
statewide basis. For more detailed information, please see the Line by
Line analysis in
Appendix N.3317.017
STEM SCHOOL
STUDENT
PARTICIPATION IN
EXTRA-CURRICULAR
ACTIVITIES
A student enrolled in a community school or STEM school must be
afforded the opportunity to participate in any extracurricular activities
at the school of the student's resident school district to which the
student would have been assigned (regardless of whether the
community school or STEM school is sponsored or operated by the
school district as required under prior law).
The superintendent of any school district is permitted to afford to any
student who is enrolled in a community school or STEM school and
who is not entitled to attend school in that district, the opportunity to
participate in the school's extracurricular activities if (1) the student's
school does not offer the extracurricular activity, and (2) the activity
is not interscholastic athletics or interscholastic contests or
competition in music, drama, or forensics.
A school district board of education is also prohibited from imposing
additional rules on a community school or STEM school student that
do not apply to other students participating in the same
extracurricular activity.
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STUDENT FEES
Boards of education are permitted to adopt a schedule of fees for
materials used for instruction and a schedule of charges which may be
imposed upon students for the loss, damage, or destruction of school
apparatus (e.g. equipment, musical instruments, library material,
textbooks, or electronic textbooks) or damage to school buildings. The
payment of these fees and charges may be enforced by withholding the
student’s grades and credits.
However, no student eligible for a free (not reduced price) lunch can be
charged a fee for any materials used in a course of instruction. This
broad exemption does not apply to the loss, damage, or destruction
cited above. It also does not apply to any charges for non-instructional
purposes (e.g. “pay to participate” fees, parking permits, etc.) nor to fund
raising activities.
The permission to withhold grades and credits does not apply in the
case of abused, neglected, or dependent children. See
RECORDS OF
ABUSED, NEGLECTED, OR DEPENDENT CHILDREN above.
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STUDENT RECORDS,
MISSING CHILDREN
AND
If a law enforcement agency notifies the school which a reported missing
child last attended, a school district “official” must mark the record. (The
request by the law enforcement agency is voluntary. However, if the
request by law enforcement is made, the actions of the school are
required.)
Should a request for the student’s records arrive, the school must then
notify the law enforcement agency that requested the marking of the
record. The school must forward the record to the requesting school
with no indication that the record had been marked.
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