Regular school program definition
Regular school program means student enrollment in a public school, not including specially assigned non- special education or student behavioral intervention programs within or outside the enrolled school, in which the student's classroom or course placement is based primarily on age, grade level and cognitive abilities as assigned by the school Administration or an IEP team and the student's participation in daily course instruction and activities within the assigned classroom or course.
Regular school program means that which is offered to comply with the standards adopted by the State Board of Education and compulsory school attendance law. This does not include summer school, adult education, or pre-kindergarten programs;
Regular school program means the classroom-based instructional program or its equivalent that a pupil or adult education student would have attended had the pupil or adult education student not elected independent study.
More Definitions of Regular school program
Regular school program means the courses, classes, and related services the student is enrolled in by a local school system at the time of the student’s reportable offense.
Regular school program means the regular curriculum provided in the required full-time day sessions in the schools of the district, including public charter schools, for grades 1 through 12 and the school program for kindergarten during the period of approximately nine months each year when the schools of the district or public charter schools are normally in operation and does not include summer sessions or evening sessions.
Regular school program means the regular curriculum that is provided in the schools of the school district, including public charter schools, and that is provided:
Regular school program means an education program provided by a public, private, or home school for which credits towards graduation are earned.
Regular school program means student enrollment in a public school, not including specially assigned non- special education or student behavioral intervention programs within or outside the enrolled school, in which the student's classroom or course placement is based primarily on age, grade level and cognitive abilities as
Regular school program means student enrollment in a public school, not including specially assigned non-special education or student behavioral intervention programs within or
Regular school program means the educational program, except required programs of bilingual education.