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Board Policies·5000 Students

BP 5119Access to District Schools by Private School, Correspondence, and Other Programs

Policy Details

Status
Active
Cross references
  • AR 5119 Access to District Schools by Private School, Correspondence and Other Programs
Adopted
10/18/2004

The primary responsibility of the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District is to provide appropriate educational opportunities for full-time students enrolled in the District. However, the District encourages all District school-aged children who may be primarily enrolled in private school, correspondence and other programs of that nature to participate in District-sponsored educational opportunities as defined below.

Definition of a Student

A full-time Kenai Peninsula Borough School District student is one for whom the District receives full funding and is enrolled in a District-approved program.

Academic Access

  1. Elementary Schools: Elementary-aged children primarily enrolled in private school, correspondence and other programs of that nature may enroll in music and/or physical education and other independent classes in a single District school. Based on adequate parental supervision and time and space availability, access to the library, computer lab and playground may be provided.
  2. Middle Schools: Children primarily enrolled in private school, correspondence and other programs of that nature may enroll in any course in a single middle school provided they meet course prerequisites. Based on adequate parental supervision and time and space availability, access to the library and computer lab may be provided.
  3. High Schools: Children primarily enrolled in private school, correspondence and other programs of that nature may enroll in any course in a single high school provided they meet course prerequisites. Based on adequate parental supervision and time and space availability, access to the library and computer lab may be provided.

Cocurricular Eligibility

The Kenai Peninsula Student Activity Association will establish co-curricular eligibility subject to Board approval.

Legal References:

ALASKA STATUTES:
AS 14.03.080 Right to Attend School
AS 14.03.095 Part-time School Attendance