§187.5. State board; board of supervisors; guidelines; powers and duties
A. The state board shall:
(1) Develop, adopt, and promulgate pursuant to the Administrative Procedure Act and in consultation with the board of supervisors, rules and guidelines regarding high school graduation requirements that provide for the incorporation of credit for the successful completion of technical programs, whether completed in a high school or in a community or technical college.
(2) Develop, adopt, and promulgate pursuant to the Administrative Procedure Act, and in consultation with the board of supervisors, rules and guidelines regarding incorporating programs for alternative and recognized completer programs to high school graduation such as General Education Development diploma completion, into a range of programming available to shared students.
(3) Develop, adopt, and promulgate pursuant to the Administrative Procedure Act standards regarding issues of safety and liability and related matters as it relates to a local board agreeing with a community or technical college to permit enrollment of community or technical college students in a program or class offered on the high school campus.
B. The board of supervisors shall:
(1) Develop, adopt, and promulgate in consultation with the state board, rules and guidelines regarding enrollment of community or technical college students in programs or classes on high school campuses that provide for the incorporation of credit for the successful completion of such programs and classes that provide for program credit.
(2) Develop, adopt, and promulgate standards regarding issues of safety and liability and related matters as it relates to having elementary and secondary students attending classes offered on a campus under the supervision of the board of supervisors.
(3) Provide assistance to local boards and leadership in the development of the minimum standards of technical and skill programs in order for such programs to meet the standard necessary to be included in an industry certification program.
Acts 2006, No. 668, §1, eff. June 29, 2006.
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