Dually enrolled definition

Dually enrolled means the status of a student who receives competent private instruction under Iowa Code chapter 299A and whose parent, guardian, or legal custodian has registered the student pursuant to Iowa Code section 299A.8 in a school district for any of the purposes listed therein, including, for purposes of these rules, participation in any part of the senior year plus program on the same basis as public school students.

Dually enrolled means the status of a student who receives competent private instruction under Iowa Code chapter 299A and whose parent, guardian, or legal custodian has registered the student pursuant to Iowa Code section 299A.8 in a school district for any of the purposes listed therein, including,

Examples of Dually enrolled in a sentence

• Dually enrolled students, as defined by Section 1007.271, F.S., who attend a university, college or vocational technical center, are included.

• Dually enrolled classes do not count toward the high school diploma.

• Dually enrolled students also must be exempted from the payment of tuition and fees.

• Students may not leave campus apart from their scheduled departure time, with the exceptions of students Dually enrolled in college classes and students being picked up by a parent/guardian.

• Dually enrolled students, as defined by section 1007.271, F.S., who attend a university, college or vocational technical center, are included.

• Dually enrolled is defined as a child/youth who is involved with the child welfare system and juvenile justice systems where the child welfare issues are the prevailing condition.

• Dually enrolled students registering for college-level English or math courses must be placed into courses using the current ACCS approved placement guidelines.

• Dually enrolled students must meet all IHSAA requirements in order to participate.

• Dually enrolled secondary students with disabilities at Gadsden Technical Institute shall be provided exceptional student educational services and services required under Section 504 in coordination with the District Exceptional Student Education Office at their home schools.

• Restrictions on the availability of free space meant the group interviews took place in a number of locations including outside, in a classroom when the class was not using it, in an office when the teacher was not using it and in cloak bays.