33-1002G. CAREER TECHNICAL SCHOOL FUNDING AND ELIGIBILITY. (1) School districts, public charter schools, and eligible cooperative service agencies may establish career technical schools that qualify for funding appropriated for the specific purpose of supporting the added cost of career technical schools. These funds will be appropriated to the state board for career technical education, to be expended by the division of career technical education. In order for a school to qualify for funding as a career technical school, it must make application to the division of career technical education on or before the fifteenth of April for the following fiscal year. This includes applicants for new schools and renewal applications. Approved public charter schools with career technical education programs will receive the same added cost unit as any other eligible school on an actual approved cost basis not to exceed the per-student cost for a traditional instructional delivery method. All career technical schools must meet all three (3) of the following criteria:
(a) The school serves students from two (2) or more high schools. No one (1) high school can comprise more than eighty-five percent (85%) of the total enrolled career technical school students. In the event a student enrolled in the career technical school is not enrolled in a public high school, the eighty-five percent (85%) will be calculated based on the public high school attendance area where the student resides. This provision does not exclude a public charter school with a statewide boundary from applying for appropriate added cost funds authorized for career technical education, irrespective of the instructional delivery method.
(b) The majority of the school’s program offerings lead to some form of postsecondary credit, such as dual credit or other advanced opportunities, as defined by the state board of education, or include apprenticeship opportunities.
(c) All school programs offer at least one (1) supervised field experience for all students.
(2) All career technical schools must also meet at least one (1) of the following three (3) requirements:
(a) The school is funded separately from schools that qualify for computation using regular secondary support units.
(b) The school has a separate and distinct governing board.
(c) The majority of the school programs are provided at dedicated facilities that are separate from the regular high school facilities.
(3) An eligible cooperative service agency, formed pursuant to section 33-317, Idaho Code, must own or maintain a facility separate from any of the member school districts making up the cooperative service agency.
History:
[33-1002G, added 1998, ch. 261, sec. 2, p. 864; am. 1999, ch. 329, sec. 2, p. 854; am. 2016, ch. 25, sec. 7, p. 39; am. 2018, ch. 341, sec. 1, p. 781; am. 2019, ch. 298, sec. 1, p. 881; am. 2022, ch. 14, sec. 1, p. 33.]
Structure Idaho Code
Chapter 10 - FOUNDATION PROGRAM — STATE AID — APPORTIONMENT
Section 33-1001 - DEFINITIONS.
Section 33-1002 - EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROGRAM.
Section 33-1002B - PUPIL TUITION-EQUIVALENCY ALLOWANCES.
Section 33-1002E - PUPILS ATTENDING SCHOOL IN ANOTHER STATE.
Section 33-1002F - ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL REPORT.
Section 33-1002G - CAREER TECHNICAL SCHOOL FUNDING AND ELIGIBILITY.
Section 33-1003 - SPECIAL APPLICATION OF EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT PROGRAM.
Section 33-1003A - CALCULATION OF AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE.
Section 33-1003C - SPECIAL APPLICATION — TECHNOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION.
Section 33-1004 - STAFF ALLOWANCE.
Section 33-1004A - EXPERIENCE AND EDUCATION MULTIPLIER.
Section 33-1004B - CAREER LADDER.
Section 33-1004C - BASE AND MINIMUM SALARIES — EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE INDEX.
Section 33-1004D - REPORTING — IDAHO BASIC EDUCATIONAL DATA SYSTEM.
Section 33-1004E - DISTRICT’S SALARY-BASED APPORTIONMENT.
Section 33-1004F - OBLIGATIONS TO RETIREMENT AND SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS.
Section 33-1004H - EMPLOYING RETIRED TEACHERS AND ADMINISTRATORS.
Section 33-1004I - MASTER EDUCATOR PREMIUMS.
Section 33-1005 - DISTRICTS RECEIVING FEDERAL FUNDS.
Section 33-1006 - TRANSPORTATION SUPPORT PROGRAM.
Section 33-1007 - EXCEPTIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM REPORT.
Section 33-1008 - SUPPORT PROGRAM — ELEMENTARY DISTRICT RECLASSIFIED.
Section 33-1009 - PAYMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC SCHOOL INCOME FUND.
Section 33-1010 - APPORTIONMENTS WHEN MINES NET PROFITS CONSIDERED.
Section 33-1011 - TAXES TO BE LEVIED BY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS — DETERMINATION AND CERTIFICATION.
Section 33-1012 - TRANSMITTAL OF COUNTY SCHOOL MONEYS.
Section 33-1013 - COUNTY TREASURER — COUNTY AUDITOR — DUTIES.
Section 33-1015 - STATE REVENUE MATCHING UNDER THE NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH ACT.
Section 33-1017 - SCHOOL SAFETY AND HEALTH REVOLVING LOAN AND GRANT FUND.
Section 33-1018 - PUBLIC SCHOOL DISCRETIONARY FUNDING VARIABILITY.
Section 33-1018A - OTHER USES OF PUBLIC EDUCATION STABILIZATION FUND.
Section 33-1018B - SCHOOL BUILDING MAINTENANCE MATCHING FUNDS.
Section 33-1018C - PUBLIC EDUCATION STABILIZATION FUND — REPLACEMENT FUNDS.
Section 33-1019 - ALLOCATION FOR SCHOOL BUILDING MAINTENANCE REQUIRED.
Section 33-1020 - IDAHO DIGITAL LEARNING ACADEMY FUNDING.
Section 33-1021 - MATH AND SCIENCE REQUIREMENT.
Section 33-1023 - MONEYS PROVIDED FROM UNANTICIPATED PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL CLOSURE.
Section 33-1024 - ONLINE PORTALS.
Section 33-1025 - WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY STANDARDS.
Section 33-1026 - MANDATORY PUBLIC SCHOOL FUNDING FORMULA REVIEW.
Section 33-1027 - STUDENT ENROLLMENT COUNTS AND RULEMAKING.
Section 33-1028 - REPORTS TO STATE BOARD — REPORT TO LEGISLATURE.
Section 33-1029 - STATUTORY CONSTRUCTION — NONPUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS.
Section 33-1030 - DEFINITIONS.
Section 33-1031 - EMPOWERING PARENTS GRANT PROGRAM.
Section 33-1032 - PARENT ADVISORY PANEL.