HB 2683 was subject to a strike everything amendment. NOW: CTEDs; omnibus This bill makes several changes to regulations of career and technical education districts (CTEDs). Prohibits a CTED from being assigned an A-F letter grade by the Arizona Department of Education (ADE). Allows a CTED board to enter into an agreement for administrative, operational and educational services and facilities with a nonprofit organization devoted to vocational training or a public or private postsecondary institution. - Specifies the details that must be addressed in a contract between a CTED and an entity in this scenario.
Expands the class status requirements for dual enrollment admission to a community college to all high school students, rather than only juniors and seniors. Makes the following changes to the calculation of ADM: Specifies that a CTED student generates 1.0 ADM, if the student is a full-time CTED student who is enrolled in one or more courses that meet for at least 600 hours. Requires ADM for a CTED student to be calculated by
dividing the instructional hours by 600 hours,
with the following exceptions:
- Between 150 hours and 299 hours equals 0.25 ADM
- Between 300 hours and 449 hours equals 0.5 ADM
- Between 450 hours and 599 hours equals 0.75 ADM
Specifies that a student enrolled in a CTE course who does not meet the instructional hour
criteria generates 0.25
ADM for each course in a fiscal year.
Removes the requirement that a CTED student at a centralized campus enrolled in a course
that meets for at least 150 minutes per class period generates 0.75 ADM.
Removes the 0.75 ADM cap on the ADM a CTED student at a leased centralized campus may
generate if enrolled in a course that meets for at least 150 minutes per class period.
Specifies that a student in an approved CTED program may
generate up to 1.0 ADM on any day of the week and at any time within a fiscal year.
Prescribes that, within a fiscal year, a student enrolled in a CTE course or program generates
0.25 ADM for every five community college credits earned for CTE courses. |