Indiana § 20-24.5-2-12 Reports; school corporation; state educational institutions

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§ 20-24.5-2-12 — Reports; school corporation; state educational institutions

Indiana § 20-24.5-2-12

Title 20EDUCATION

Art. 24.5UNIVERSITY ADMINISTERED SCHOOLS

Ch. 2Laboratory Schools

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Ind. Code § 20-24.5-2-12 (2026).

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(a)A school corporation assigning students to a laboratory school shall, at least once each year, prepare a report or reports, as required by law, governing the operation of the school corporation, showing:

(1)the number of students attending;

(2)the grades taught;

(3)the methods of instruction used; and

(4)the operational costs, as defined by law, per student.

(b)Each state educational institution operating a laboratory school shall prepare a report or reports, regardless of whether or not the state educational institution has an agreement with a school corporation. The report or reports must be prepared once each year and must contain:

(1)a comparison of the results obtained by the new methods of instruction with the conventional methods of instruction; and

(2)the new methods of

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(a) A school corporation assigning
students to a laboratory school shall, at least once each year, prepare a
report or reports, as required by law, governing the operation of the
school corporation, showing:
(1) the number of students attending;
(2) the grades taught;
(3) the methods of instruction used; and
(4) the operational costs, as defined by law, per student.
(b) Each state educational institution operating a laboratory school
shall prepare a report or reports, regardless of whether or not the state
educational institution has an agreement with a school corporation. The
report or reports must be prepared once each year and must contain:
(1) a comparison of the results obtained by the new methods of
instruction with the conventional methods of instruction; and
(2) the new methods of instruction recommended for general use
in public schools.
(c) A copy of each report must be filed with the department. The
copies must be furnished to any legislative committee having an
interest in the matters.
[Pre-2007 Higher Education Recodification Citation:
20-12-14-3.]