Students with temporary physical disabilities who will be returning to a regular class. All indefinite term students and any students otherwise assigned to a special day special education unit. Attendance assigned to home or hospital instruction shall be kept in a separate register using hourly positive attendance accounting.
Students earn one day of apportionment attendance for each hour of instruction.
Such students may be credited with as many as three hours of instruction per day, providing the total number of hours per week does not exceed the number of days of instruction in the regular school program. Through legislation enacted in 1998 and1999, the traditional core and mandated summer school programs have been augmented by two new remedial instruction programs and a reading program. Students not meeting proficiency standards, grades 7-12. Graduating high school seniors and 11th graders repeating required courses. Local districts may offer instruction for students who have met proficiency standards, but it would be at the district's expense.