25 CFR § 39.211
What other categories of students can a school count for membership purposes?
February 24, 2021
A school can count other categories of students for membership purposes as shown in the following table.
Open Table
| Type of student |
Circumstances under which student can be included in the school's membership |
|---|---|
| (a) Homebound | (1) The student is temporarily confined to the home for some or all of the school day for medical, family emergency, or other reasons required by law or regulation; (2) The student is being provided by the school with at least 5 documented contact hours each week of academic services by certified educational personnel; and (3) Appropriate documentations is on file at the school. |
| (b) Located in an institutional setting outside of the school | The school is either: (1) Paying for the student to receive educational services from the facility; or (2) Providing educational services by certified school staff for at least 5 documented contact hours each week. |
| (c) Taking college courses during the school day | The student is both: (1) Concurrently enrolled in, and receiving credits for both the school's courses and college courses; and (2) In physical attendance at the school at least 3 documented contact hours per day. |
| (d) Taking distance learning courses | The student is both: (1) Receiving high school credit for grades; and (2) In physical attendance at the school at least 3 documented contact hours per day. |
| (e) Taking internet courses | The student is both: (1) Receiving high school credit for grades; and (2) Taking the courses at the school site under a teacher's supervision. |
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