Fla. Stat. § 1002.44
Part-time public school enrollment
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Current — January 1, 2024
As of January 1, 2023
(1) Any public school in this state, including a charter school, may enroll a student who meets the regular school attendance criteria in 1s. 1003.01(16)(b)-(f) on a part-time basis, subject to space and availability according to the school’s capacity determined pursuant to s. 1002.31(2)(b).
(1) Any public school in this state, including a charter school, may enroll a student who meets the regular school attendance criteria in s. 1003.01(16)(b)-(f) on a part-time basis, subject to space and availability according to the school’s capacity determined pursuant to s. 1002.31(2)(b).
(2) A student attending a public school on a part-time basis pursuant to this section shall generate full-time equivalent student membership as described in s. 1011.61(1)(b). A student receiving a scholarship under this chapter who attends a public school on a part-time basis through contracted services provided by the public school or school district may not be reported for funding.
(2) A student attending a public school on a part-time basis pursuant to this section shall generate full-time equivalent student membership as described in s. 1011.61(1)(b). A student receiving a scholarship under this chapter who attends a public school on a part-time basis through contracted services provided by the public school or school district may not be reported for funding.
(3) A student attending a public school on a part-time basis pursuant to this section is not considered to be in regular attendance at a public school as defined in 2s. 1003.01(16)(a).
(3) A student attending a public school on a part-time basis pursuant to this section is not considered to be in regular attendance at a public school as defined in s. 1003.01(16)(a).
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