North Dakota § 15.1-21-16 Summer school courses and programs - Eligibility for payment

North Dakota Statutes

§ 15.1-21-16 — Summer school courses and programs - Eligibility for payment

North Dakota § 15.1-21-16

Title 15.1Elementary and Secondary Education

Ch. 15.1-21Curriculum and Testing

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N.D. Cent. Code § 15.1-21-16 (2026).

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The summer school courses and programs for which a school district may receive payment as provided in section 15.1-27-19 are:

1.

a.Mathematics provided to students enrolled in any grade from kindergarten through eight;

b.Reading provided to students enrolled in any grade from kindergarten through eight;

c.Science provided to students enrolled in any grade from five through eight; and

d.Social studies provided to students enrolled in any grade from five through eight; and

2.Any other high school summer courses that satisfy requirements for graduation, comprise at least as many clock-hours as courses offered during the regular school term, and comply with rules adopted by the superintendent of public instruction.

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The summer school courses and programs for which a school district may receive payment
as provided in section 15.1-27-19 are:
1. a. Mathematics provided to students enrolled in any grade from kindergarten
through eight;
b. Reading provided to students enrolled in any grade from kindergarten through
eight;
c. Science provided to students enrolled in any grade from five through eight; and
d. Social studies provided to students enrolled in any grade from five through eight;
and
2. Any other high school summer courses that satisfy requirements for graduation,
comprise at least as many clock-hours as courses offered during the regular school
term, and comply with rules adopted by the superintendent of public instruction.