Arizona Department of Education - CIDRAP
Arizona Department of Education
Statutes Related to Funding During Influenza Pandemic
|Citation |Summary |Comments |
|A.R.S §15-341.01 |180 days of instruction or equivalent in minutes is required. |AG opinion pending as to whether the |
| | |180 days requirement impacts funding.|
|A.R.S §15-901 |Determination of student count for funding purposes is based on average | |
| |daily membership for first 100 days of school; current year for charters, | |
| |prior year for districts. | |
|A.R.S §15-902 |If absenteeism is higher than 6 percent for common and unified districts |High absenteeism due to influenza |
| |or 8.5 percent for high school districts, adjusted ADM calculation based |pandemic meets definition of |
| |on ADA is utilized which then reduces funding. |widespread illness. ADE will also |
| | |accept school closure due to pandemic|
| |Districts may apply to ADE for an exception to the adjusted ADM |as 100% absenteeism and eligible for |
| |calculation due to widespread illness of 3 days or more; adverse weather |widespread illness exception. |
| |conditions for 3 days or more; concerted refusal by students to attend | |
| |classes for 3 days or more; threats of violence against school property, | |
| |personnel or students for 1 day or more. | |
Pandemic Scenarios and ADE Interpretation:
Within the first 100 days of school:
1. If a school needs to close because of an influenza pandemic, the school district or charter operator submits to ADE a request for an exception to the adjusted membership calculation because of widespread illness. ADE will waive the absences caused by the widespread illness. The membership calculation and funding for the school district or charter operator will not be impacted. Calendar revisions need to be approved by ADE School Finance.
2. If a school incurs high absenteeism due to an influenza pandemic, the school district or charter operator submits a request to ADE for an exception to the adjusted membership calculation because of widespread illness. ADE will waive the absences caused by the widespread illness. The membership calculation and funding for the school district or charter operator will not be impacted.
After first 100 days of school:
3. If school needs to close because of influenza pandemic, there is no impact on funding. Schools are encouraged to make up lost days or time, if possible, but currently there is no requirement to do so. This instruction is subject to change depending on the severity of an influenza pandemic. Calendar revisions need to be approved by ADE School Finance.
4. If high absenteeism due to influenza pandemic, there is no impact on funding.
Note: Guidance is subject to change depending upon the severity of an influenza pandemic.
................
................
In order to avoid copyright disputes, this page is only a partial summary.
To fulfill the demand for quickly locating and searching documents.
It is intelligent file search solution for home and business.
Related download
- home page arizona department of education
- arizona department of education cidrap
- the arkansas department of education
- arizona state board for charter schools
- fy09 sei budget change requests preliminary
- school based mental health approval criteria
- private school for the disabled new jersey
- arkansas department of education
Related searches
- arizona department of education employment
- arizona department of education licensure
- arizona department of education renewal
- arizona department of education counselor certification
- arizona department of education certification
- arizona department of education ged
- arizona department of education certificate renewal
- arizona department of education certification renewal
- arizona department of education certification unit
- arizona department of education job board
- arizona department of education website
- arizona department of education letter grades