TRANSMISSION OF STUDENT GRADES TO THE SCHOOL DISTRICT Sample Clauses

TRANSMISSION OF STUDENT GRADES TO THE SCHOOL DISTRICT. At the end of each semester, the DSC Records Office will submit Collegiate High School grades to the data administrators at each school. The data administrators will enter the grades into the school district’s data system.
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TRANSMISSION OF STUDENT GRADES TO THE SCHOOL DISTRICT. At the end of each semester, the Office of the Registrar at B-CU will submit dual enrollment grades to the data administrators at each high school. The data administrators will enter the grades into the school district’s data system.
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TRANSMISSION OF STUDENT GRADES TO THE SCHOOL DISTRICT. At the end of each semester, the DSC Records Office will submit dual enrollment grades to the FCS Technology Services Department.
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TRANSMISSION OF STUDENT GRADES TO THE SCHOOL DISTRICT. At the end of each semester, the DSC Records Office will submit dual enrollment grades to the VCS Technology Services Department.
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TRANSMISSION OF STUDENT GRADES TO THE SCHOOL DISTRICT. At the end of each semester, the DSC Records Office will submit dual enrollment grades to the VCS Technology Services Department. 14. A funding provision that delineates costs incurred by each entity. DUAL ENROLLMENT FUNDING For dual enrollment on the public postsecondary institution campus during the Fall and Spring semesters, the school district pays the standard tuition rate per credit hour of $71.98 for College credit courses and $69.93 per credit hour for Vocational programs to DSC from funds generated in FEFP. VCSB shall not be responsible for any fees or tuition associated with dual enrollment courses taken during the summer. VCSB charter schools will be charged for tuition and fees directly by DSC. VCS will not be charged for tuition or fees for courses taught on high school campus(es) by a high school faculty member. VCSB and DSC will mutually agree in writing to a cost that is consistent with section 1007.271(21)(n), Florida Statutes, as amended by section 13 of chapter 2013-45, Laws of Florida, if the course is being offered on the high school campus and taught by a college faculty member. DSC will provide services related to admissions, academic advising, registration, and transcripts (to the school district) for dual enrollment. Dual enrolled students will have access to all student services on the DSC campus, including Student Activities, the Academic Support Center, Writing Center, and Library. VCSB will provide any needed academic support for students enrolled in courses taught on the high school campus. These students will also have access to college services and support. VCS will further provide services to support the dual enrollment program of DSC including, but not limited to, responsibilities regarding student eligibility and monitoring, testing for dual enrollment, and academic support. VCSB shall pay for textbooks, workbooks, and access codes required for dual enrollment courses and must be returned to the student’s zoned school at the completion of the semester. VCSB students who fail to return School Board loaned textbooks or workbooks may not enroll in Dual Enrollment courses until such time as materials or monies owed to the School Board are satisfied. Instructional materials include textbooks and workbooks. Kits, equipment, and/or tools that are kept in the student's possession are not covered by this agreement; it is the student’s responsibility to purchase these materials. Specialized tools for particular areas of instruction...
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