Ineligible student definition
Ineligible student means a student who meets the definition of an underperforming student for two consecutive terms of enrollment.
Ineligible student is defined as a special education (“SpEd”) student and/or a student who has an IEP but, after discussions between District and Catapult’s Special Education certified administrator, it is determined that placement in the Program is not appropriate or in the interest of such student. Catapult shall conduct an academic assessment of each eligible student upon intake. The results of such academic assessment, combined with the student’s previous class schedule and educational goals, shall determine the instructional strategies employed while the student is enrolled in Catapult’s educational Program. Catapult shall design a student schedule outlining a course of study that the student is to follow. Catapult agrees to provide grades to the District by use of Grade Gathering Documents as detailed in the District’s Grade Reporting Procedures. Catapult agrees to administer the State assessment referenced in Rule 160-3-1-.07 Testing Programs - Student Assessment, any District required assessments and all end of course examinations on-site, utilizing Catapult staff that is certified to meet all legal mandates and District/State policies. Catapult agrees to comply with all material local, State, and federal, rules, policies, and regulations in the administration of the State assessment referenced in Rule 160-3-1-