N.M. Code R. § 6.30.16.9 - [Repealed]
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A. An extended learning time program shall include:
(1) 190 total days;
(2) for a new program, 10 additional instructional days, with at least five and one-half instructional hours per instructional day for kindergarten through sixth grade and at least six instructional hours per day for seventh through 12th grade; or
(3) for an existing department-approved program, maintaining prior additional instructional days.
B. An extended learning time program shall also include:
(1) after- school program opportunities for academic learning or extracurricular enrichment that do not supplant federally funded programs; and
(2) a minimum of 80 non-instructional hours per school year for professional development for instructional staff.
C. An extended learning time program in school districts or state-chartered charter schools operating a four-day school week or in school districts or state-chartered charter schools with fewer than 1,000 MEM operating a four-day school week shall include:
(1) a minimum of 160 days per school year with at least six and one-half hours per instructional day for kindergarten through sixth grade and at least seven instructional hours per instructional day for seventh through 12th grade;
(2) after- school program opportunities for academic learning or extracurricular enrichment that do not supplant federally funded programs; and
(3) a minimum of 80 non-instructional hours per school year for professional development for instructional staff.
D. With department approval, an elementary school that has an extended learning time program that qualifies for extended learning time program units that also has a qualifying K-5 plus program may structure the school year to provide the required additional instructional time by extending existing instructional days.