1.
a.Except as provided in this subsection or as otherwise agreed to in the compact
on educational opportunity for military children, the board of a school district that
admits a nonresident student shall charge and collect tuition for the student.
Either the student's district of residence shall pay the tuition to the admitting
district in accordance with section 15.1-29-12 or the student's parent shall pay the
tuition to the admitting district in accordance with section 15.1-29-07.
b.A board may charge tuition for nonresident students enrolled in an approved
alternative education program.
c.Except as otherwise provided, if a school district fails to charge and collect tuition
for a nonresident student, the districts shall forfeit any state aid otherwise payable
for the nonresident stu
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1. a. Except as provided in this subsection or as otherwise agreed to in the compact
on educational opportunity for military children, the board of a school district that
admits a nonresident student shall charge and collect tuition for the student.
Either the student's district of residence shall pay the tuition to the admitting
district in accordance with section 15.1-29-12 or the student's parent shall pay the
tuition to the admitting district in accordance with section 15.1-29-07.
b. A board may charge tuition for nonresident students enrolled in an approved
alternative education program.
c. Except as otherwise provided, if a school district fails to charge and collect tuition
for a nonresident student, the districts shall forfeit any state aid otherwise payable
for the nonresident student.
2. a. The board of a school district may admit a nonresident student from another
district in this state offering the same grade level as that in which the student is
enrolled without a charge and collection of tuition if the sending and admitting
districts have entered into a written contract regarding the student's admission.
b. For purposes of determining whether the same grade level is offered, two or more
school districts cooperating with each other for the joint provision of educational
services under a plan approved by the superintendent of public instruction must
be considered to be a single district.
c. The contract must specify whether transportation is to be provided and, if so, by
which district. If a school district of residence does not provide transportation to
the student, it may be provided by the admitting district and the admitting district
is then entitled to state payments for the transportation of the student.
d. A contract is not necessary if the nonresident student is enrolled in an approved
alternative education program for which no tuition is charged.
e. A school district may admit a nonresident student described in section 15.1-31-07
from another school district in this state without a charge and collection of tuition
and without a written agreement.
3. A school district may not charge or collect from a nonresident student, the student's
parent, or the student's district of residence any fees or charges not otherwise
assessed to all resident students.