Indiana § 20-26-13-11.3 Classification or application of exit code; evidence parent or guardian
initiated student leaving

Indiana Statutes

§ 20-26-13-11.3 — Classification or application of exit code; evidence parent or guardian initiated student leaving

Indiana § 20-26-13-11.3

Title 20EDUCATION

Art. 26SCHOOL CORPORATIONS: GENERAL

Ch. 13Graduation Rate Determination

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Ind. Code § 20-26-13-11.3 (2026).

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(a)A school may not classify a student as, or apply an exit code or description to a student that indicates that the student is, leaving a cohort for the reason described in section 10(a) STEP THREE clause (B) of this chapter unless the school has substantial evidence that the parent or guardian of the student initiated the student leaving the cohort.

(b)Upon request by the department, the school shall provide a copy of evidence described in subsection (a) for any student the school classifies, or to whom the school applies an exit code or description, as described in subsection (a).

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3. (a) A school may not classify a student
as, or apply an exit code or description to a student that indicates that
the student is, leaving a cohort for the reason described in section 10(a)
STEP THREE clause (B) of this chapter unless the school has
substantial evidence that the parent or guardian of the student initiated
the student leaving the cohort.
(b) Upon request by the department, the school shall provide a copy
of evidence described in subsection (a) for any student the school
classifies, or to whom the school applies an exit code or description, as
described in subsection (a).