Utah Admin. Code R277-604-3 - Private Schools, Eligible Schools and Qualifying Schools
(1) Private school and scholarship students
who are Utah residents, as defined under Section
53G-6-302, may participate in
statewide assessments.
(2) Private
school students who are not Utah residents may participate in statewide
assessments only by payment in advance of the full cost of administering
individual assessments to the LEA as determined by local school board
policy.
(3)
(a) If a private school, eligible school, or
qualifying school is interested in participating in statewide assessments, an
LEA may allow the private school, eligible school, or qualifying school to
participate with the LEA's students.
(b) An LEA may determine at which public
schools within the LEA private school or scholarship students may take
statewide assessments.
(c) A
private school, eligible school, or qualifying school may request the following
from the LEA with whom the private school, eligible school, or qualifying
school is testing its students:
(i) an annual
schedule of statewide assessment dates;
(ii) the locations at which private school
students may be tested; and
(iii)
policies for private school student participation.
(4) An LEA shall develop a policy
regarding private school and scholarship student participation in statewide
assessments, which shall include:
(a)
reasonable costs for the participation of Utah private school or scholarship
students in statewide assessments to be paid in advance by either the student
or the student's private school, eligible school, or qualifying
school;
(b) an explanation of
reasonable costs including costs for administration materials, scoring, and
reporting of assessment results;
(c) notice to private school, eligible
school, or qualifying school administrators of any required private school,
eligible school, or qualifying school administrator participation in monitoring
or proctoring of tests;
(d)
reasonable timelines for private school requests for participation and LEA
response; and
(e) except as
provided in Subsection (5), shall prohibit the release or sharing of student
results to any entity other than the private school, eligible school,
qualifying school, program manager, the scholarship student, or the scholarship
student's parent.
(5) If
a private school student or scholarship student is partially enrolled in a
public school, the public school may also receive the student results described
in Subsection (4)(e).
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