North Dakota § 15.1-06-07 Nonpublic high schools - Approval criteria

North Dakota Statutes

§ 15.1-06-07 — Nonpublic high schools - Approval criteria

North Dakota § 15.1-06-07

Title 15.1Elementary and Secondary Education

Ch. 15.1-06Schools

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N.D. Cent. Code § 15.1-06-07 (2026).

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The superintendent of public instruction shall approve any nonpublic high school having an enrollment of fifty students or fewer, provided:

1.The school meets all statutory requirements regarding the subjects to be taught, the length of the school year, and health, fire, and safety standards;

2.If the school uses telecommunications or other electronic means to deliver curricular programs, the programs are prepared by individuals holding at least baccalaureate degrees and delivered in the presence of an individual who holds a North Dakota professional teaching license or who meets or exceeds the average cutoff scores of states that have normed the national teacher's examination;

3.The school employs at least one state-licensed high school teacher to serve in a supervisory capacity for ea

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The superintendent of public instruction shall approve any nonpublic high school having an
enrollment of fifty students or fewer, provided:
1. The school meets all statutory requirements regarding the subjects to be taught, the
length of the school year, and health, fire, and safety standards;
2. If the school uses telecommunications or other electronic means to deliver curricular
programs, the programs are prepared by individuals holding at least baccalaureate
degrees and delivered in the presence of an individual who holds a North Dakota
professional teaching license or who meets or exceeds the average cutoff scores of
states that have normed the national teacher's examination;
3. The school employs at least one state-licensed high school teacher to serve in a
supervisory capacity for each twenty-five students;
4. The average composite scholastic achievement test scores of students enrolled in the
school or the students' scores achieved on comparable standardized tests meet or
exceed the national average test scores; and
5. The school and its employees are governed by a board of directors that includes
parental representation.