Indiana § 20-30-8.5-9 Contracting with a provider for services; requirements

Indiana Statutes

§ 20-30-8.5-9 — Contracting with a provider for services; requirements

Indiana § 20-30-8.5-9

Title 20EDUCATION

Art. 30CURRICULUM

Ch. 8.5High School Equivalency Pilot Program

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Ind. Code § 20-30-8.5-9 (2026).

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(a)A school corporation may contract with a provider to provide services for the program. However, the program may not receive money from WIOA Title II or state appropriated adult education funding. If contracting with a provider, the school corporation shall ensure the following:

(1)The provider is a WIOA Title II funded organization.

(2)Teachers provided by the provider hold a current teaching license from any state, and teachers of core subjects are qualified in the subjects to which they are assigned.

(3)The provider has provided one (1) or more dropout recovery or high school equivalency programs and testing for at least two

(2)years prior to providing a program under this section.

(b)All contracts entered into by a school corporation and a provider shall include requirements fo

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(a) A school corporation may contract with
a provider to provide services for the program. However, the program
may not receive money from WIOA Title II or state appropriated adult
education funding. If contracting with a provider, the school
corporation shall ensure the following:
(1) The provider is a WIOA Title II funded organization.
(2) Teachers provided by the provider hold a current teaching
license from any state, and teachers of core subjects are qualified
in the subjects to which they are assigned.
(3) The provider has provided one (1) or more dropout recovery
or high school equivalency programs and testing for at least two
(2) years prior to providing a program under this section.
(b) All contracts entered into by a school corporation and a provider
shall include requirements for the protection of all personally
identifiable student information that shall comply with all applicable
state and federal laws and regulations.