Student Fees and Instructional Materials Sample Clauses

Student Fees and Instructional Materials a. High school students enrolled in a Dual Enrollment course, offered as part of this AGREEMENT, shall not be assessed any fee that is prohibited by Section 49011 of the California Education Code. AB 288 Sec. 2, EC § 76004(f) The total cost of textbooks and other instructional materials for Dual Enrollment courses shall be specified in Appendix (A) of this AGREEMENT. The SCHOOL DISTRICT shall assume responsibility for the cost of all instructional materials. The XXXXXXX DISTRICT will also ensure that textbooks and other instructional materials assigned for any given course offered under this AGREEMENT are maintained for at least two (2) years unless otherwise indicated. b. High school students enrolled in a Dual Enrollment course offered as part of this AGREEMENT and who are properly classified as having “special part-time student” status as described in AB 288 Sec.2, Education Code Section 76004(p) and item 2.5(d) above shall be exempt from the following XXXXXXX DISTRICT fee requirements AB 288 Sec.2, EC § 76004(q): i. Student Representation Fee (EC § 76060.5) ii. Nonresident Tuition Fee (EC § 76140) iii. Transcript Fees (EC § 76223) iv. Course Enrollment Fees (EC § 76300) v. Apprenticeship Course Fees (EC § 76350) vi. Child Development Center Fees (EC § 79121) c. In accordance with the XXXXXXX DISTRICT policies, high school students enrolled in a course offered through this AGREEMENT may be assessed fees that are not prohibited by Section 49011 and are otherwise permitted pursuant to the Education Code.
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Student Fees and Instructional Materials a. High school students enrolled in CCAP courses offered as part of this AGREEMENT shall not be assessed any fee that is prohibited by Section 49011 of the California Education Code. EC § 76004(f) i. The total cost of textbooks and other instructional materials for CCAP courses shall be specified in Appendix B of this AGREEMENT. The SCHOOL DISTRICT shall assume responsibility for the cost of all instructional materials. b. High school students enrolled in a CCAP course offered as part of this AGREEMENT and who are properly classified as having “special part-time student” status as described in Education Code i. Student Representation Fee (EC § 76060.5); ii. Nonresident Tuition Fee (EC § 76140); iii. Transcript Fees (EC § 76223); iv. Course Enrollment Fees (EC § 76300); and v. Apprenticeship Course Fees (EC § 76350). In accordance with COLLEGE DISTRICT policies, high school students enrolled in a course offered through this AGREEMENT may be assessed fees that are not prohibited by Section 49011 of the California Education Code and are otherwise permitted pursuant to the Education Code.
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Student Fees and Instructional Materials a. High school students enrolled in CCAP courses offered as part of this AGREEMENT shall not be assessed any fee that is prohibited by Section 49011 of the California Education Code. AB 288 Sec. 2, EC § 76004(f) i. The total cost of instructional materials for CCAP courses shall be specified in Appendix B of the AGREEMENT and shall be the responsibility of the SCHOOL DISTRICT. ii. Textbooks are normally adopted for a minimum of three years. Once selected, textbooks for any given course will not change due to a change in the instructor. Any change in textbook outside of the three-year adoption period initiated by a COLLEGE DISTRICT employee will be at the expense of the COLLEGE DISTRICT. b. High school students enrolled in a CCAP course offered as part of this AGREEMENT and who are properly classified as having “special part-time student” status as described in AB 288 Sec.2, Education Code Section 76004(p) and item 2.5(d) above shall be exempt from the following COLLEGE DISTRICT fee requirements AB 288 Sec.2, EC § 76004(q): i. Student Representation Fee (EC § 76060.5); ii. Nonresident Tuition Fee (EC § 76140); iii. Transcript Fees (EC § 76223); iv. Course Enrollment Fees (EC § 76300); and v. Apprenticeship Course Fees (EC § 76350).
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