Correspondence Courses. NVA will permit a student to enroll in an approved correspondence course from an institution approved by the Idaho State Department of Education, in order that such a student may include a greater variety of learning experiences within the student’s educational program. High school students may earn, through correspondence, a maximum number of units of academic credit to be applied toward graduation requirements. Only courses offered by institutions recognized by the Board will be accepted. The express approval of the Principal/Designee will be obtained before the course is taken. Credit for correspondence courses may be granted provided the following requirements are met: a. prior permission has been granted by the Principal/Designee; and b. the program fits the education plan submitted by the regularly enrolled student. An official record of the final grade must be received by the school before a diploma may be issued to the student. Provision of educational programs and services such as HIV/AIDS education, family life/sex education, occupational education, driver education, guidance and counseling services, summer school programs, parent education programs, social work, and psychological services will be identified based on need. The Board, Principal, and staff will work together to determine the need for, and estimated cost and value of the above programs. These programs will be provided as required by Idaho Code §33-1612 and the rules governing thoroughness at IDAPA 08.02.030.
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