YES -- The full $ amount is not provided but there is a partial state
accommodation for these dual enrolled students.
At 9:57 AM -0700 10/18/05, Mark Williams wrote:
>If students 'dual enroll' , I would assume that such students are in
>fact counted in the funding ratios used by the state and local
>authorities, and thus the districts in question would be receiving
>at least some funds for those students. That is a bit different
>from opting out of the system. Does anyone out there know how many
>states or local authorities allow 'dual enrolling' besides Iowa? In
>California, school districts are required by Federal law to provide
>services to handicapped students, which may include transport to a
>private institution or even paying for that private institution's
>tuition.....but that is for handicapped students that cannot be
>served in one of the public schools in the system; again,a bit
>different that simply opting to send a student to a private school.
>I know in my own district, students attending charter and private
>schools enroll in Regional Occupation Program classes and can
>receive high school credit for them; but here again, their
>attendance generates monies from the state and the ROP program to
>the school providing the class(es) and the specialized equipment
>used in them.
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