North Dakota § 15.1-07-37 Virtual learning - Military-connected students, students with a medical condition, or students moving out of state - School district policy

North Dakota Statutes

§ 15.1-07-37 — Virtual learning - Military-connected students, students with a medical condition, or students moving out of state - School district policy

North Dakota § 15.1-07-37

Title 15.1Elementary and Secondary Education

Ch. 15.1-07School Districts

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N.D. Cent. Code § 15.1-07-37 (2026).

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condition, or students moving out of state - School district policy.

1.For purposes of this section, a "military-connected student" means a student impacted by a military-directed reassignment or mid-year relocation.

2.A school district may allow a military-connected student, a student with a medical condition unable to physically attend school, or a student moving out of state to enroll early or remain enrolled and attend a school by engaging in virtual instruction.

3.The period of virtual instruction permitted under this section may not extend beyond the current school year.

4.If the board of a school district that operates a physical plant chooses to provide virtual instruction under this section, the board shall adopt a local policy.

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condition, or students moving out of state - School district policy.
1. For purposes of this section, a "military-connected student" means a student impacted
by a military-directed reassignment or mid-year relocation.
2. A school district may allow a military-connected student, a student with a medical
condition unable to physically attend school, or a student moving out of state to enroll
early or remain enrolled and attend a school by engaging in virtual instruction.
3. The period of virtual instruction permitted under this section may not extend beyond
the current school year.
4. If the board of a school district that operates a physical plant chooses to provide virtual
instruction under this section, the board shall adopt a local policy.