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...e a scholarship is awarded post the provider's start date, the scholarship is prorated from the scholarship award date through the end of the school year. The parent is financially responsible for all fees accrued with the provider prior to the scholarship award date. Once awarded, the actual amount of the scholarship will be prorated in accordance with this rule and section 3317.022 of the Revise...

...d by the designated scoring service provider. (G) Each participating school shall establish written procedures to protect the security of the online and paper tests in these areas, which shall include, but not be limited to, the following: (1) Identification of each person by name with a designated title as being either a test coordinator, test administrator, monitor, translator, or scribe w...

...d to the designated scoring service provider; (2) The alternate assessment materials for grades three through twelve shall be processed at the conclusion of the administration period with all completed scorable documents shipped to the district specified central location in accordance with the directions provided by the district and from there shipped to the designated scoring service provide...

...ficer, probation officer, treatment provider and/or counselor that the applicant has been rehabilitated. Such written confirmation will not be conclusive evidence that the applicant has met the other rehabilitation criteria listed in this rule. (e) A reasonable person would conclude that the applicant's hiring or licensure will not jeopardize the health, safety, or welfare of the persons serv...

... officer, probation officer, treatment provider and/or counselor that the applicant has been rehabilitated. Such written confirmation will not be conclusive evidence that the applicant has met the other rehabilitation criteria listed in this rule. (e) A reasonable person would conclude that the applicant's hiring or licensure will not jeopardize the health, safety, or welfare of the persons ser...

...ct to review and approval of a regional provider with an Ohio department of education approved local professional development committee. The local professional development committee so approved shall review, approve, and recommend the licensure renewal subject to the Ohio department of education guidelines for all local professional development committees ("Resource Guide for Establishing an LPDC," April 2012, educat...

...o review and approval of a regional provider with an Ohio department of education approved local professional development committee. The local professional development committee so approved shall review, approve, and recommend the licensure renewal subject to the Ohio department of education guidelines for all local professional development committees ("Resource Guide for Establishing an LPDC,...

... recommendation of a registered private provider under the autism scholarship program, as defined in section 3310.41 of the Revised Code, provided that the applicant meets the requirements set forth in division (B) of section 3310.43 of the Revised Code. (B) Notwithstanding paragraph (A) of this rule, an individual employed by a registered private provider under the autism scholarship program sha...

...on (located in the pupil-activity provider information packet available on the department's website at education.ohio.gov); (ii) A college or university course on the health and safety of participants in a pupil-activity program; (iii) A two-hour first-aid training course that has been pre-approved in accordance with the policies and procedures of the department of education (lo...

...ducation (located in the pupil-activity provider information packet available on the department's website at education.ohio.gov); (ii) A college or university course on the health and safety of participants in a pupil-activity program; (iii) A two-hour first-aid training course that has been pre-approved in accordance with the policies and procedures of the department of education (located in the pupil-activity pr...

...ligible institutions to apply to become providers of educational services to participants. (B) Eligible institutions apply to the department by July first of the fiscal year in which they wish to be a provider. Provider applicants will be notified within thirty days of the department receiving their application of their application status. (C) Initial applications should include detailed informa...

...having reached awarded status. (B) Providers are to submit participant applications to the department between August first and June first of any given fiscal year. (C) Providers are to submit invoices by June thirtieth of each fiscal year in which a participant participated in the program. (D) Providers are to submit demographic information, including age at enrollment, gender, race and eth...

...he department may limit enrollment by a provider to ensure services for participants are accessible throughout the state.

...s included in the annually approved provider application and participant success plan; (B) Successfully completes all competency-based program of study requirements as determined by the provider; (C) Earns a passing score on the nationally recognized job skills assessment selected by the state board of education pursuant to division (G) of section 3301.0712 of the Revised Code; and (D)...

...al year, the department will notify providers of funding allocations based on available appropriations. (C) The department may reallocate funds originally allocated to one provider to another provider if the funds are not going to be spent by the originally allocated provider. (D) The department may change the allocation of funds in order to achieve more equitable access to the adult diploma ...

...been accepted into the program by a provider and the department. (G) "High school diploma" means the document given to an individual who has successfully completed the competency-based standards required for graduation as described in this chapter. (H) "Instruction and assessment activities" include, but are not limited to credit-bearing, subject-matter specific courses and state and local asses...

...ational institutions to apply to become providers of educational services to participants. (B) No educational institution or provider may apply that has a graduation rate lower than forty per cent unless a corrective action plan is submitted to the department. (C) Provider applicants apply to the department by July first of the fiscal year in which they wish to be a provider. Provider applicant...

...(A) Providers shall report enrollment on a full-time equivalency (FTE) basis for adult high school programs operated by the provider to the department. (B) The department shall periodically review enrollment and attendance policies, enrollment data and the educational institution's procedures for maintaining enrollment and attendance documentation substantiating payments made to the educational i...

...epartment may limit enrollment by a provider to ensure that services for participants are accessible throughout the state.

...A) The department shall report each provider's performance related to the twenty-two plus program in the provider performance report. (B) To prepare the provider performance report, the department of education shall collect, monitor and report the following performance measures for each provider: (1) Average number of credits earned per participant; (2) Percentage of participants completing...

...(A) Providers are required to complete and maintain a credit recovery plan for each participant in the application that outlines the courses and assessments needed to complete all requirements for a diploma. (B) The applicable graduation requirements for a participant's credit recovery plan are those that were in place for the state of Ohio at the time the participant first entered the ninth ...

...ficate of completion from an approved provider.

...r local agency or institution, or other provider, including an open enrollment school district, the Ohio department of youth services, or provider for the "Autism Scholarship Program" established by section 3310.41 of the Revised Code, or a provider of the "Jon Peterson Special Needs Program" established by section 3310.52 of the Revised Code. However, if the child is placed in a nonpublic school in the school distri...

...l agency or institution, or other provider, including an open enrollment school district, the Ohio department of youth services, or provider for the "Autism Scholarship Program" established by section 3310.41 of the Revised Code, or a provider of the "Jon Peterson Special Needs Program" established by section 3310.52 of the Revised Code. However, if the child is placed in a nonpubl...

...at is operated by an alternative public provider or by a registered private provider; and (b) The telephone number of the office of the department responsible for administering the scholarship programs and the specific location of scholarship information on the department's website. (3) In the case of a preschool-aged child, notice only of the "Autism Scholarship Program" (ASP) is required when the district complet...