§ 20-26-11-10 — Tuition for children of certain state employees and foreign exchange students

(a) A student who is the child of a state
employee who resides on state owned property, resides on state owned
property, or is the child of a full-time employee of a state educational
institution, who resides on property owned or operated by the state
educational institution and used for educational, research, or public
service programs is considered a transferred student if:
(1) the student attends a public school in the school corporation
located nearest to the student's residence within the county in
which all or a part of either the state owned property, or the
property owned or operated by the state supported postsecondary
institution, is located; or
(2) the state owned property is the Soldiers' and Sailors' Children's
Home and the student attends a public school in the county in
which the home is located or in an adjacent county.
Transfer tuition for a student transferred under this subsection shall be
paid by the state. However, this subsection does not apply to children
of state employees residing in student housing on property owned by
any state educational institution.
(b) A foreign student visiting in Indiana under any student exchange
program approved by the state board is considered a resident student
with legal settlement in the school corporation where the foreign
exchange student resides. The student may attend a school in the school
corporation in which the family with whom the student is living
resides. A school corporation that receives a foreign student may not
be paid any transfer tuition. The school corporation shall include the
foreign student in computations to determine the amount of state aid
that it is entitled to receive.
[Pre-2005 Elementary and Secondary Education
Recodification Citation: 20-8.1-6.1-6.]

Legislative History

As added by P.L.1-2005, SEC.10. Amended by P.L.2-2007, SEC.212.