South Carolina § 59-156-220 Funding for students enrolled with private providers.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 59-156-220 — Funding for students enrolled with private providers.

South Carolina § 59-156-220

Title 59EDUCATION

Ch. 156CHILD EARLY READING DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION PROGRAM

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S.C. Code Ann. § 59-156-220 (2026).

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(A)Eligible students enrolling with private providers during the school year must be funded on a pro rata basis determined by the length of their enrollment.

(B)Private providers transporting eligible children to and from school must be eligible for a reimbursement of up to five hundred fifty dollars for each eligible child transported, funded on a pro rata basis determined by the length of the child's enrollment. Providers who are reimbursed are required to retain records as required by their fiscal agent.

(C)Providers enrolling between one and six eligible children must be eligible to receive up to one thousand dollars for each child in materials and equipment grant funding, with providers enrolling seven or more such children eligible for grants not to exceed ten thousand dollars. (D

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(A) Eligible students enrolling with private providers during the school year must be funded on a pro rata basis determined by the length of their enrollment. (B) Private providers transporting eligible children to and from school must be eligible for a reimbursement of up to five hundred fifty dollars for each eligible child transported, funded on a pro rata basis determined by the length of the child's enrollment. Providers who are reimbursed are required to retain records as required by their fiscal agent. (C) Providers enrolling between one and six eligible children must be eligible to receive up to one thousand dollars for each child in materials and equipment grant funding, with providers enrolling seven or more such children eligible for grants not to exceed ten thousand dollars. (D) Providers receiving equipment grants are expected to participate in the program and provide high-quality, center-based programs for a minimum of three years. A provider who fails to participate for three years shall return a portion of the equipment allocation at a level determined by the Department of Education and the Office of First Steps to School Readiness. Funding to providers is contingent upon receipt of data as requested by the Department of Education and the Office of First Steps.