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Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 28 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education › Rule 005.28.21-011 - Rules Governing Educator Licensure

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CHAPTER
			 1:
REGULATORY AUTHORITY - PURPOSE -
				DEFINITIONS
1-1.0
REGULATORY AUTHORITY AND PURPOSE
1-1.01 These Rules shall be known as Arkansas
			 Department of Education Division of Elementary and Secondary Education Rules
			 Governing Educator Licensure.
1-1.02 The State Board of Education enacts
			 these Rules pursuant to its authority as set forth in Ark. Code Ann.
			 §§
										6-11-105,
			 6-15-1004,
			 6-15-1703,
			 6-17-401
			 et seq.,
			 6-17-422,
			 6-17-2601 et seq.,
			 6-20-2204,
			 6-20-2305,
			 6-41-609,
			 6-61-133,
			 25-15201 et seq., and Acts 513, 657, and 746 of 2021.
1-1.03 The purposes of these Rules are to:
1-1.03.1 Establish requirements and
			 procedures for the issuance, licensure, re-licensure, and continuance of
			 licensure of educators in the public schools of this state, as required by Ark.
			 Code Ann. §
											6-17-402;
1-1.03.2 Provide for the acceptance of
			 educator licenses by reciprocity, as required by Ark. Code Ann. §
											6-17-403;
1-1.03.3 Implement as a prerequisite to
			 licensure the requirement of assessments adopted by the State Board of
			 Education, as required by Ark. Code Ann. §§
											6-17-402,
			 6-17-601,
			 and
			 6-15-1004;
1-1.03.4 Implement as a prerequisite to
			 licensure the requirement of college level coursework in Arkansas History for
			 certain educators, as required by Ark. Code Ann. §
											6-17-418;
1-1.03.5 Provide for the issuance of
			 Provisional Licenses, as required by Ark. Code Ann. §§
											6-17-403
			 and
			 6-17-418;
1-1.03.6 Provide for the issuance of
			 provisional and standard licenses through alternative educator preparation
			 programs, under Ark. Code Ann. §
											6-17-409;
			 and
1-1.03.7 Provide for a Lifetime
			 Teaching License, under Ark. Code Ann. §
											6-17-2601 et
			 seq.
1-1.04 Provide the
			 minimum requirements for Division approval of educator preparation programs
			 offered by an institution of higher education in Arkansas and alternative
			 educator preparation programs based on the recommendations of the Professional
			 Licensure Standards Board under Ark. Code Ann. §
										6-17-422.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 28 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education › Rule 005.28.22-001 - Rules Governing Eye and Vision Screening Report in Arkansas Public Schools

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ARKANSAS DIVISION OF ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION
				RULES GOVERNING EYE AND VISION SCREENING REPORT IN ARKANSAS PUBLIC
				SCHOOLS
May 2, 2022
1.0
PURPOSE
The purpose of these Rules is to establish the requirements and
				procedures for governing eye and vision screening procedures and test standards
				in Arkansas Public Schools.
2.0
REGULATORY AUTHORITY
These Rules are enacted pursuant to the authority of the State
				Board of Education under Ark. Code Ann. §§ 6-18-1501et seq. and
				25-15-201 et
				seq.
3.0
DEFINITIONS
For the purpose of these rules, the following terms
				mean:
3.01 "Commission" means the
			 Arkansas Commission on Eye and Vision Care of School Age Children, which is
			 established by the State of Arkansas to study the eye and vision needs of
			 school age children, evaluate current vision screening programs, and make
			 recommendations to develop a strategic state wide plan to ensure adequate eye
			 and vision care for the school age children of Arkansas.
3.02 "Division" means the Arkansas Division
			 of Elementary and Secondary Education.
3.03 "Screening" means to test in order to
			 separate according to skills or ability.
3.04 Vision Care Consultant means an
			 optometrist or ophthalmologist.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 28 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education › Rule 005.28.22-002 - Rules Governing Documents Posted to School District and Education Service Cooperative Websites (Sections 1 and 4 only)

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ARKANSAS DIVISION OF ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION
				RULES GOVERNING DOCUMENTS POSTED TO SCHOOL DISTRICT AND EDUCATION SERVICE
				COOPERATIVE WEBSITES
Effective Date: May 2, 2022
1.00
REGULATORY AUTHORITY
1.01 These Rules are enacted pursuant to the
			 State Board of Education's authority under Ark. Code Ann. §§
									6-10-106,
			 6-11-105,
			 6-11-129,
			 6-13-619,
			 6-15-208,
			 615-209,
			 6-15-1402,
			 6-15-1704,
			 6-15-2006,
			 6-15-2101,
			 6-15-2202,
			 6-15-2914,
			 617-201,
			 6-17-1901,
			 6-17-2301,
			 6-18-702,
			 6-18-2005,
			 6-23-104,
			 6-41-611, and
			 2515-201 et seq.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 28 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education › Rule 005.28.22-003 - DESE Rules Governing Public Charter Schools

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ARKANSAS DIVISION OF ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION
				RULES GOVERNING PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOLS
Effective Date: May 2, 2022
1.00
REGULATORY AUTHORITY AND
			 PURPOSE
1.01 The State Board of
			 Education enacted these rules pursuant to its authority as set forth in Ark.
			 Code Ann. §§
									6-11-105,
			 6-23-101 et seq.,
			 25-15-201 et
			 seq.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 28 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education › Rule 005.28.22-004 - DESE Rules Governing Arkansas Military Child School Transitions

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DIVISION OF ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION RULES
				GOVERNING ARKANSAS MILITARY CHILD SCHOOL TRANSITIONS
Effective Date: June 27, 2022
CHAPTER 1:
REGULATORY AUTHORITY,
			 PURPOSE, DEFINITIONS, AND APPLICATION
1-1.00 REGULATORY AUTHORITY
1-1.01 These rules shall be known as the
			 Division of Elementary and Secondary Education Rules Governing Arkansas
			 Military Child School Transitions.
1-1.02 The State Board of Education enacted
			 these rules pursuant to its authority as set forth in Ark. Code Ann.
			 §§ 6-28-103 and 6-28-106.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 28 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education › Rule 005.28.22-008 - Visual and Performing Arts Instruction for Students in Grades One through Eight (1-8)

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1.00 REGULATORY AUTHORITY
1.01 These Rules shall be known as the
			 Arkansas Division of Elementary and Secondary Education Rules Governing Visual
			 Instruction for students in grades one through eight (1-8).
1.02 The State Board of Education promulgates
			 these Rules pursuant to the regulatory authority provided in Arkansas Code
			 Annotated §
									6-11-105 and
			 §
									6-16-130.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 28 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education › Rule 005.28.22-009 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education Rules Governing Required Training for School Board Members

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June 5, 2022
1.00 REGULATORY AUTHORITY
1.01 The State Board of Education promulgates
			 these Rules pursuant to Ark. Code Ann. §
									6-13-629.
1.02 This Rule shall be known as the Division
			 of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) Rules Governing Required Training
			 for School Board Members.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 28 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education › Rule 005.28.22-010 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education Rules Governing the Right to Read Act

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1.00
REGULATORY AUTHORITY
1.01 The State Board of Education enacted
			 these rules pursuant to its authority as set forth in Ark. Code Ann.
			 §§
									6-11-105,
			 6-17-402,
			 6-17-429, and
			 25-15-201 et
			 seq.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 28 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education › Rule 005.28.22-011 - Rules Governing Declining Enrollment and Student Growth Funding

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RULES GOVERNING DECLINING ENROLLMENT AND STUDENT GROWTH
				FUNDING FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICTS
Effective June 2022
1.00
AUTHORITY
1.01 The State Board of Education promulgates
			 these rules pursuant to Ark. Code Ann. §§ 611-105,
			 6-20-604,
			 6-20-2203,
			 and
			 6-20-2301 et seq., and Act
			 909 of 2021.
1.02 These Rules shall
			 be known as the Arkansas Department of Education (ADE) Rules Governing
			 Declining Enrollment and Student Growth Funding for Public School Districts
			 (Rules).
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 28 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education › Rule 005.28.22-012 - Rules Governing Student Special Needs Funding

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ARKANSAS DIVISION OF ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION
				RULES GOVERNING STUDENT SPECIAL NEEDS FUNDING
Effective June 2022
1.00
AUTHORITY
1.01 The Arkansas State Board of Education's
			 authority for promulgating these Rules is pursuant to Ark. Code Ann.
			 §§
									6-11-105,
			 6-15-2202,
			 6-20-401 et seq.,
			 6-202301 et seq., and
			 6-48-101 et seq., and
			 Act 322 of 2021.
1.02 These Rules
			 shall be known as the Arkansas Division of Elementary and Secondary Education
			 ("Division") Rules Governing Student Special Needs Funding.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 28 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education › Rule 005.28.22-013 - Rules Governing the Star-Spangled Banner Act

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ARKANSAS DIVISION OF ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION
				RULES GOVERNING THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER ACT
Effective June 2022
1.00
AUTHORITY
1.01 The Arkansas State Board of Education's
			 authority for promulgating these Rules is pursuant to Ark. Code Ann.
			 §§
									6-11-105 and
			 6-10-136 and Act 958 of 2021.
1.02
			 These Rules shall be known as the Arkansas Division of Elementary and Secondary
			 Education ("Division") Rules Governing the Star-Spangled Banner
			 Act.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 28 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education › Rule 005.28.22-014 - DESE Rules Governing Special Education and Related Services, Section 18.00

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18.01
REGULATORY AUTHORITY
18.01.1
			 These rules are enacted pursuant to the State Board of Education's authority
			 under Ark. Code Ann. §§
									6-11-105,
			 6-18-202,
			 6-20-104,
			 620-107, and
			 6-41-202,
			 and Act 523 of 2019.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 28 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education › Rule 005.28.22-016 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education Rules Governing Act 1240 Waivers

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ARKANSAS DIVISION OF ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION
				RULES GOVERNING ACT 1240 WAIVERS
Effective Date: May 2, 2022
1.00
REGULATORY AUTHORITY
1.01 The State Board of Education enacted
			 these rules pursuant to its authority as set forth in Ark. Code Ann.
			 §§
									6-11-105,
			 6-15-103,
			 and
			 25-15-201 et
			 seq.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 28 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education › Rule 005.28.22-017 - Division of Elementary and Seondary Education Rules Governing Grading and Course Credit

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DIVISION OF ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION RULES
				GOVERNING GRADING AND COURSE CREDIT
CHAPTER
			 1:
REGULATORY AUTHORITY AND DEFINITIONS
1-1.00
REGULATORY AUTHORITY
1-1.01 These Rules are enacted pursuant to
			 the State Board of Education's authority under Ark. Code Ann. §§
										6-15-216,
			 6-15-902,
			 6-16-152,
			 6-16-801 et seq.,
			 6-16-1201 et seq.,
			 6-18-223,
			 6-18-232,
			 and
			 6-85-401 et
			 seq.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 28 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education › Rule 005.28.22-018 - DESE Rules Governing the Arkansas Educational Support and Accountability Act

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Effective May 31, 2022
1.00
Regulatory Authority
1.01 These rules shall be known as the
			 Arkansas Division of Elementary and Secondary Education ("Division") Rules
			 Governing the Arkansas Educational Support and Accountability Act
			 (AESAA).
1.02 These rules are
			 adopted pursuant to the authority of the State Board of Education under Ark.
			 Code Ann. §§
									6-11-105,
			 6-15-2901 et seq., and
			 25-15-201 et
			 seq.
1.03 These rules are further
			 adopted pursuant to the requirements of the State's plan adopted under the
			 Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965, Pub. L. No. 89-10, as
			 reauthorized by the Every Student Succeeds Act,
			 Pub. L. No.
			 114-95,
			 20 U.S.C. §
										6301 et seq.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 28 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education › Rule 005.28.22-019 - Code of Ethics

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Effective Date: June 2, 2022
1.0
Title
1.1 These rules shall be known as the
			 Arkansas Department of Education Division of Elementary and Secondary Education
			 Rules Governing the Code of Ethics for Arkansas Educators.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 28 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education › Rule 005.28.22-020 - National Board for Professional Teaching Standards

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Effective Date: June 2, 2022
1.0
Regulatory Authority
1.1 These rules shall be known as the
			 Arkansas Department of Education Division of Elementary and Secondary Education
			 Rules Governing Eligibility and Financial Incentives for National Board for
			 Professional Teaching Standards (NBPTS) Candidacy and Certification.
1.2 These rules are enacted under the State
			 Board of Education's authority pursuant to Ark. Code Ann. §§
									6-11-105,
			 6-17-412,
			 and
			 6-17-413.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 28 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education › Rule 005.28.22-024 - DESE Rules Governing the Succeed Scholarship Program

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Arkansas Division of Elementary and Secondary Education
				Rules Governing the Succeed Scholarship Program Effective December
				2022
1.00
Authority
1.01 The Arkansas State
			 Board of Education's authority for promulgating these Rules is pursuant to Ark.
			 Code Ann. §§
									6-11-105, and
			 6-41-901 et seq., and Acts 689 and
			 741 of 2021.
1.02 These Rules shall
			 be known as the Arkansas Division of Elementary and Secondary Education Rules
			 Governing the Succeed Scholarship Program.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 28 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education › Rule 005.28.22-025 - DESE Rules Governing Special Education, Sec. 10.00 Mediation and Hearings

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10.00
IMPARTIAL DUE PROCESS HEARING PROCEDURES
10.01 Purpose
10.01.1 The purpose of these procedures is to
			 ensure that an impartial due process hearing is conducted in the manner
			 prescribed by the IDEA, (20
			 U.S.C. 1400-
			 1487) and the corresponding
			 federal regulations at 34 CFR part 300.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 28 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education › Rule 005.28.22-026 - DESE Rules Governing School Counseling Programs

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1.00
REGULATORY AUTHORITY AND
			 PURPOSE
1.01 These rules shall be
			 known as the Arkansas Department of Education Division of Elementary and
			 Secondary Education Rules Governing School Counseling Programs.
1.02 These rules are enacted pursuant to the
			 Arkansas State Board of Education's authority under Ark. Code Ann. §§
									6-18-2005 and
			 25-15-201, et seq.
1.03 The purpose of these rules is to
			 implement Ark. Code Ann. §
									6-18-2001, et seq. and to establish
			 rules for comprehensive school counseling programs.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 28 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education › Rule 005.28.22-027 - Rules Governing Home Schools

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1.00
REGULATORY AUTHORITY
These rules are enacted pursuant to the State Board of
				Education's authority under Ark. Code Ann. §§
									6-11-105,
				6-15-501 et seq., and
				6-18-232.
2.00
PURPOSE
The purpose of these rules is to set reasonable guidelines for
				the operation of Home Schools.
3.00
DEFINITIONS
For the purpose of these rules:
3.01 "Athletic activity" means a varsity
			 sport or another competitive sports-related contest, game, event, or exhibition
			 that involves an individual student or teams of students either among schools
			 within the resident school district or between schools outside of the resident
			 school district.
3.02 "Current
			 school year" means the official period of time for student attendance pursuant
			 to the school district academic calendar in accordance with the requirements of
			 Ark. Code Ann. §
									6-10-106.
3.03 "Endorsed concurrent enrollment course"
			 means a college level course offered by an institution of higher education in
			 this state, that upon completion would qualify for academic credit in both the
			 institution of higher education and a public high school that:
3.03.1 Is one of the four core areas of math,
			 English, science, and social studies;
3.03.2 Meets the requirements of Ark. Code
			 Ann. §
										6-16-1204(b);
			 and
3.03.3 Is listed in the
			 Arkansas Course Transfer System of the Division of Higher Education.
3.04 "Home School" means a school
			 provided by a parent or legal guardian for his or her own child.
3.05 "Home-schooled student" means a student
			 legally enrolled in an Arkansas home school.
3.06 "Interscholastic activity" means an
			 activity between schools subject to rules of the Arkansas Activities
			 Association that is:
3.06.1 Outside the
			 regular curriculum of a school district, including without limitation an
			 athletic activity, a fine arts program, or a special interest club or group;
			 and
3.06.2 Taught by an individual
			 with a minimum of a high school diploma;
3.07 "Public school" means a school operated
			 by a public school district or an open-enrollment public charter
			 school.
3.08 "Resident school" is
			 the school to which the student would be assigned by the resident school
			 district.
3.09 "Resident school
			 district" means the school district in which the home-schooled student's
			 parents reside as determined under Ark. Code Ann. §
									6-18-202.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 28 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education › Rule 005.28.23-001 - DESE Rules Governing the Educational Freedom Account Program

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1.00
Purpose
1.01 The purpose of
			 these rules is to establish guidelines for the initial implementation and
			 operation of the Educational Freedom Account (EFA), established to provide
			 children in the State of Arkansas with educational options to achieve success
			 in their education.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 28 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education › Rule 005.28.23-003 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education Rules Governing School Safety

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1.00
REGULATORY AUTHORITY
1.01 The
			 State Board of Education enacts these rules pursuant to its authority as set
			 forth in Ark. Code §§
									6-10-121,
			 6-10-128,
			 6-11-105,
			 6-15-1302,
			 6-15-1303,
			 6-17-113, and
			 25-15-201 et
			 seq.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 28 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education › Rule 005.28.23-004 - DESE Rules Governing Payments Under the Educational Freedom Account Program

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CONTINUATION OF PAYMENTS
1.01
			 Once families and participating schools have been approved to participate in
			 the Educational Freedom Account (EFA) program, the Department of Education
			 shall continue to make quarterly payments on behalf of the approved students
			 and families to the approved participating schools or service providers:
1.01.1 The department shall make four (4)
			 equal payments in quarterly installments from the participating student's
			 educational freedom account to the participating school or service provider.
1.01.1.1 A third-party payment processing
			 vendor shall create and set up payment accounts for approved students and
			 families as determined by the department.
1.01.1.2 Participating schools or service
			 providers, or third-party vendors shall issue an itemized invoice to approved
			 students and families for documentation of expense type, amount, and
			 recipient.
1.01.1.3 Approved
			 students and families shall verify and submit payment requests, identifying the
			 participating school or service provider to receive payment, the payment
			 amount, and the expense type.
1.01.1.4 Approved students and families shall
			 include invoice for review and documentation during the payment submission
			 process via the third-party payment processing vendor.
1.01.1.5 The third-party payment processing
			 vendor shall remit payment to a participating school or service provider for
			 authorized expenditures, unless an expenditure is not authorized by law,
			 following a review and approval of expense request and documentation by the
			 department.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 28 - Division of Elementary and Secondary Education › Rule 005.28.23-006 - DESE Rules Governing Tutoring Grants

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1.00
AUTHORITY
1.01 The State Board of Education enacted
			 these rules pursuant to its authority as set forth in Ark. Code Ann.
			 §§
									6-11-105,
			 6-17-402,
			 6-17-429,
			 6-16-1601 et seq. and
			 25-15-201 et
			 seq.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 29 - Division of Higher Education › Rule 005.29.21-001 - Division of Higher Education Rules Governing the Arkansas Future Grant Program

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Arkansas Division of Higher Education Rules Governing The
				Arkansas Future Grant Program
(Effective Date: May 2, 2022)
Policy Statement
These rules shall be known as the Arkansas Division of Higher
				Education Rules Governing the Arkansas Future Grant Program. This policy
				addresses the student eligibility criteria, method for recipient selection,
				continuing eligibility requirements, procedures for making payments to an
				approved institution of higher education, and other administrative procedures
				necessary for operation of the program.
Applicable Arkansas Code
Ark. Code Ann.
				6-82-1801 ET. Seq.
Definitions
(1) "Approved institution of higher
			 education" means an institution of higher education approved by the Division of
			 Higher Education to participate in the Arkansas Future Grant Program and that
			 is:
(A) A state-supported two-year or
			 four-year college or university;
(B) A state-supported technical institute;
			 or
(C) An approved state-supported
			 school of nursing; or
(D) A
			 private, nonprofit two-year or four-year college or university.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 29 - Division of Higher Education › Rule 005.29.21-003 - Division of Higher Education Rules Governing the Out-of-State Veterinary Medical Education Loan Repayment Program

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Arkansas Division of Higher Education Rules Governing
				Out-of-State Veterinary Medical Education Loan Repayment Program
(Effective Date: May 2, 2022)
Organization and
				Structure
I. The
			 Arkansas Division of Higher Education (ADHE) shall administer the Out-ofState
			 Veterinary Medical Education Loan Repayment program within the policies set by
			 the Arkansas Higher Education Coordinating Board. All formal communications
			 shall be addressed to or signed by the Director of the Arkansas Division of
			 Higher Education or his/her designee.
II. When functioning under Act 881 of 2011,
			 and any subsequent legislation, ADHE shall follow provisions of the
			 Administrative Procedure Act.
Eligibility
				Criteria
I.
			 Eligibility Criteria
A. Applicants must be
			 bona fide Arkansas residents, as defined by the Arkansas Division of Higher
			 Education, for at least twelve (12) months prior to the application
			 deadline.
B. Applicants must be a
			 citizen of the United States or a lawful permanent resident.
C. Applicants must have graduated from a
			 veterinary medicine program from the Mississippi State University College of
			 Veterinary Medicine program after April 2022.
D. Applicants must have outstanding federal
			 student loans.
E. Applicants must
			 hold a valid Arkansas veterinary's license.
F. Applicants must practice food supply
			 veterinary medicine;
G. Applicants
			 must begin practicing food supply veterinary medicine in Arkansas within ninety
			 (90) days after the completion of:
1. The
			 professional degree program for which the loan was made;
2. An internship program; or
3. The professional degree program for which
			 the loan was made and an internship program
H. Applicants must have graduated from an
			 Arkansas public, private, or home school or, GED program.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 29 - Division of Higher Education › Rule 005.29.21-004 - Division of Higher Education Rules Governing the Arkansas Workforce Challenge Program

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Arkansas Department of Higher Education Rules Governing
				The Arkansas Workforce Challenge Scholarship Program
(Effective Date: May 2, 2022)
Policy Statement
These rules shall be known as the Arkansas Division of Higher
				Education Rules Governing the Arkansas Workforce Challenge Scholarship. This
				policy addresses the student eligibility criteria, method for recipient
				selection, continuing eligibility requirements, procedures for making payments
				to an approved institution of higher education, and other administrative
				procedures necessary for operation of the program.
Applicable Arkansas Code
Ark. Code Ann. §
								6-85-302 et seq.
Definitions
(1) "Approved institution of higher
			 education" means an institution of higher education approved by the Division of
			 Higher Education to participate in the Arkansas Workforce Challenge Scholarship
			 Program and that is:
(A) A state-supported
			 two-year or four-year college or university; or
(B) A private, nonprofit two-year or four
			 year college or university with its primary headquarters located in Arkansas
			 that is eligible to receive Title IV federal student aid funds.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 29 - Division of Higher Education › Rule 005.29.21-006 - Division of Higher Education Rules Governing the Arkansas Concurrent Challenge Scholarship Program

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Arkansas Division of Higher Education Rules Governing The
				Arkansas Concurrent Challenge Scholarship Program
(Effective Date: May 2, 2022)
Policy Statement
These rules shall be known as the Arkansas Department of
				Education, Division of Higher Education Rules Governing the Arkansas Concurrent
				Challenge Scholarship Program. This policy addresses the student eligibility
				criteria, method for recipient selection, continuing eligibility requirements
				and procedures for making payments to an approved institution of higher
				education, and other administrative procedures necessary for operation of the
				program.
Applicable Arkansas Code
Act 456 of 2019
Applicability
This rule is applicable to students who are eligible for a
				scholarship under the Arkansas Concurrent Challenge Scholarship Program.
Definitions
1) "Approved institution of higher education"
			 an institution of higher education that:
a. Is
			 approved by the Division of Higher Education to participate in the Arkansas
			 Concurrent Challenge Scholarship Program;
b. Offers at least a fifty percent (50%)
			 discount on the tuition and mandatory fees of an endorsed concurrent enrollment
			 course or certificate program to a student who is enrolled in an endorsed
			 concurrent enrollment course or certificate program, unless other opportunities
			 are provided that lower the tuition and mandatory fees below fifty percent
			 (50%); and
c. Is a:
i. State-supported two-year or four-year
			 college or university; or
ii.
			 Private, nonprofit two-year or four-year college or university that has its
			 primary headquarters located in Arkansas and that is eligible to receive Title
			 IV federal student aid funds.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 29 - Division of Higher Education › Rule 005.29.21-007 - Division of Higher Education Rules Governing the Arkansas Governor's Scholars Program

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Arkansas Division of Higher Education Rules Governing The
				Arkansas Governor's Scholars Program
(Effective Date: May 2, 2022)
Policy Statement
A scholarship program to promote academic excellence and to
				encourage the state's most talented graduates to enroll in Arkansas
				postsecondary educational institutions is created and established which shall
				be cited as the Arkansas Governor's Scholars Program. These rules shall be
				known as the Arkansas Division of Higher Education Rules Governing the Arkansas
				Governor's Scholars Program. This policy addresses the student eligibility
				criteria, method for recipient selection, and continuing eligibility
				requirements procedures for making payments to an approved institution of
				higher education and other administrative procedures necessary for operation of
				the program.
Applicable Arkansas Code
Arkansas Code Annotated §
								6-82-301
				et. Seq.
Definitions
(1) "Academic ability" means the intellectual
			 standing of a student. In determining superior academic ability, the Division
			 of Higher Education shall examine the student's high school records,
			 competitive examination scores, and demonstrated leadership
			 capabilities;
(2) "Academic Year"
			 means fall, spring, first and second summer semesters in that order, or as
			 defined by the Division of Higher Education;
(3) "Approved institution" means a public or
			 private college or university:
(A) Which is
			 dedicated to educational purposes, located in Arkansas, or located out of state
			 and educating Arkansas residents in dentistry, optometry, veterinary medicine,
			 podiatry, chiropractic, or osteopathy under agreement with the Board of Control
			 for Southern Regional Education, accredited by an accrediting agency certified
			 and recognized by the United States Department of Education or the Division of
			 Agency Evaluation and Institutional Accreditation, or a school giving
			 satisfactory assurance that it has the potential for accreditation and is
			 making progress which, if continued, will result in its achieving
			 accreditation;
(B) Which does not
			 discriminate in the admission of students on the basis of race, color,
			 religion, sex, or national origin; and
(C) Which subscribes to the principle of
			 academic freedom;
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 29 - Division of Higher Education › Rule 005.29.22-001 - ADHE Rules Governing the Star Spangled Banner Act

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1.00
AUTHORITY
1.01 The Arkansas Higher Education
			 Coordinating Board's authority for promulgating these Rules is pursuant to Ark.
			 Code Ann. §
									6-60-116 and Act 958 of
			 2021.
1.02 These Rules shall be
			 known as the Arkansas Division of Higher Education ("Division") Rules Governing
			 the Star-Spangled Banner Act.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 29 - Division of Higher Education › Rule 005.29.22-002 - Division of Higher Education Rules Governing the Arkansas Academic Challenge Scholarship Program

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Arkansas Division of Higher Education Rules Governing
				Arkansas Academic Challenge Scholarship Program
(Effective Date: May 2, 2022)
Policy Statement
These rules shall be known as the Arkansas Division of Higher
				Education Rules Governing the Arkansas Academic Challenge Scholarship Program.
				This policy addresses the student eligibility criteria, method for recipient
				selection, continuing eligibility requirements, procedures for making payments
				to an approved institution of higher education, and other administrative
				procedures necessary for operation of the program.
Applicable Arkansas Code
Ark. Code Ann.
				6-85-202 ET. Seq.
Definitions
(1) "Academic Year" means fall, spring, first
			 and second summer semesters in that order, or as defined by the Division of
			 Higher Education;
(2) "ACT" means
			 the ACT administered by ACT, Inc.;
(3) "ACT equivalent" means the Scholastic
			 Aptitude Test (SAT), COMPASS, ACCUPLACER, Asset or other nationally normed test
			 that is correlated with the ACT and approved by the Division of Higher
			 Education for use by institutions of higher education to assess a person's
			 college readiness;
(4) "Approved
			 institution of higher education" means an institution of higher education
			 approved by the Division of Higher Education to participate in the Arkansas
			 Academic Challenge Scholarship Program and that is:
(a) A state-supported two-year or four-year
			 college or university;
(b) A
			 private, nonprofit two-year or four-year college or university with its primary
			 headquarters located in Arkansas that is eligible to receive Title IV federal
			 student aid funds; or
(c) An
			 approved school of nursing, subject to the provisions of §
									6-85-213(c);
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 29 - Division of Higher Education › Rule 005.29.22-003 - ADHE Rules Governing the Governor's Higher Education Transition Scholarship Program

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REGULATORY AUTHORITY AND PURPOSE
1.01 These rules shall be known as the
			 Arkansas Department of Education Division of Higher Education Rules Governing
			 the Governor's Higher Education Transition Scholarship Program.
1.02 These rules are enacted pursuant to the
			 Arkansas Higher Education Coordinating Board's authority under Ark. Code Ann.
			 §§
									6-82-105
			 and Acts 2022, No. 215.
1.03 The
			 purpose of these rules is to establish the requirements and processes governing
			 the Governor's Higher Education Transition Scholarship
			 Program.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 005 - DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 30 - Division of Career and Technical Education › Rule 005.30.24-002 - DCTE Rule Governing the Adult Diploma Program

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AUTHORITY
1.01 The State Board of
  Education enacted these rules pursuant to its authority as set forth in Ark.
  Code Ann. §§
									6-11-105,  6-44-303, and  25-15-201  et
  seq.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 01 - Arkansas Tobacco Control › Rule 006.01.22-001 - Rules of Arkansas Tobacco Control Board

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ARKANSAS TOBACCO CONTROL RULES PROMULGATED PURSUANT
				TO
ARK. CODE ANN. §
									4-75-706,
				§
									20-27-2108, and
				§
									26-57-206
SECTION 1
-
			 GENERAL
Arkansas Tobacco Control ("Agency")
Arkansas Tobacco Control Board ("Board")
1.1
Meeting of
			 Board
. The Board shall meet at least two (2) times each year, time
			 and place to be designated by the Chair of the Board in his/her official call
			 of such meetings. However, additional regular, special, or emergency meetings
			 may be held at the discretion of the Chair of the Board or at the written
			 request of two (2) members of the Board.
1.2
Quorum
. A
			 majority of the members of the Board shall constitute a quorum. If a quorum is
			 not present at the time of such called meeting, same may be adjourned to a
			 later date to be designated by the Chair of the Board.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 02 - Alcoholic Beverage Control Division › Rule 006.02.11-002 - Amendments to: Section 1.19(14); Section 1.19(40) (Removed); Section 1.19(44); Section 1.51; Section 1.79(33); Section 2.19; Section 2.28(4); Section 2.28(10); Section 3.19(2), (5), (10); Section 4.17 (Removed); Section 5.17.2; Section 5.50; Section 5.51

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Section
			 1.19(14)
Liquor Manufacturer Permit
authorizes the manufacture of and the sale of spirituous, vinous and malt
			 liquor beverages, under the following
circumstances:
(1) Sell, deliver, or transport to
			 wholesalers;
(2) Sell, deliver, or
			 transport to rectifiers;
(3) Export
			 out of the state; and
(4) Sell for
			 off premises consumption spirituous liquors the distiller or manufacture
			 manufacturers on any day of the week.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 02 - Alcoholic Beverage Control Division › Rule 006.02.12-001 - Section 2.16(9)

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Section
			 2.16(9) An unlawful dual distributorship is created when any
			 manufacturer, importer, or other person attempts to designate as its
			 distributor more than one (1) Arkansas liquor wholesaler in the state or
			 wholesale beer permit holder to distribute the same brand of alcoholic beverage
			 in the same geographic area (city, county, counties, state). Further, no person
			 shall attempt to register any brand or label which is already distributed by a
			 licensed wholesaler holding a brand registration authorization from the
			 manufacturer or importer for a brand or label. The creation of such dual
			 distributorships is prohibited. In addition to any remedies to any aggrieved
			 party authorized by law, the Director may withdraw approval of any and all
			 brands registered by any manufacturer or importer found to be in violation of
			 this Regulation, such findings to be made after a hearing pursuant to hearing
			 procedures established for the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division by state law
			 and these Regulations.
For purposes of this Regulation, a "brand" is defined as the
				same product or substantially the same product, as evidenced by the product
				label that must be filed with the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division.
				Identical or substantially identical labels will be considered and treated as
				the same brand.
"Product" shall mean a brewed, fermented or distilled liquor. A
				brand for a product registered with the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division
				shall include the registered product as well as all derivatives or
				sub-categories of a registered product, without regard to whether such
				derivative or sub-category is brewed, fermented or distilled. "Product" shall
				not be construed to mean a particular malt, spirituous or vinous liquor, or any
				variety, category or sub-category thereof.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 02 - Alcoholic Beverage Control Division › Rule 006.02.16-001 - Amendment to Section 1.10(A)

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Section
			 1.10(A)
"Malt Liquor"
means liquor
			 brewed from the fermented juices of grain.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 02 - Alcoholic Beverage Control Division › Rule 006.02.16-002 - New regulation Section 1.10(B)

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Section
			 1.10(B)
"Hard Cider"
means liquor brewed from the
			 fermented juices of fruit and containing more than three percent (3%) and not
			 more than twenty-one percent (21%) of alcohol by weight.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 02 - Alcoholic Beverage Control Division › Rule 006.02.16-003 - Amendment to Section 1.19(18)

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Section
			 1.19(18)
Microbrewery-Restaurant
			 Permit
authorizes the operation of microbrewery-restaurants as
			 provided in ACA §
								3-5-1204.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 02 - Alcoholic Beverage Control Division › Rule 006.02.16-004 - Amendment to Section 1.19(27)

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Section 1.19(27)
Microbrewery-Restaurant Distribution
			 Permit
authorizes a microbrewery-restaurant licensee to sell
			 beer or malt liquors and hard cider of its own manufacture to a wholesale
			 dealer for the purposes of resale to retail licensees in Arkansas under the
			 three-tier system of distribution. The total aggregate brewing limitation for a
			 Microbrewery-Restaurant shall be in the amount of twenty thousand (20,000)
			 barrels per calendar year. In addition, any holder of a microbrewery-restaurant
			 distribution permit may transport and ship its beer and malt liquor by
			 appropriate means for delivery outside the State of Arkansas to business
			 entities licensed and qualified to accept such products in their respective
			 states;
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 02 - Alcoholic Beverage Control Division › Rule 006.02.16-005 - Amendment to Section 1.19(34)

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Section
			 1.19(34)
Small Brewery License
authorizes the operation of a small brewery where malt beverage products and
			 hard ciders are manufactured in certain limited quantities as provided in ACA
			 §
								3-5-1405;
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 02 - Alcoholic Beverage Control Division › Rule 006.02.16-006 - Amendment to Section 1.19(40)

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Section
			 1.19(40)
Retail Native Beer Permit
authorizes the permit holder to sell at retail beer and malt beverages produced
			 by small brewers licensed under ACA §
								3-5-1405
			 and microbrewery-restaurants licensed under ACA §
								3-5-1204.
			 The native beer and native malt liquor may be sold for consumption either on or
			 off the premises.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 02 - Alcoholic Beverage Control Division › Rule 006.02.16-008 - Amendment to Section 2.5.1

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Section
			 2.5.1
"Microbrewery-Restaurant"
means any establishment in which beer, malt, and hard cider are brewed and sold
			 at retail in a restaurant setting under the same ownership in the same building
			 or attached buildings. The operation of the microbrewery-restaurant shall be a
			 limited exception to the three-tier system as defined in other parts of these
			 Regulations. A microbrewery-restaurant establishment shall be allowed to brew
			 hard cider and beer or other malt beverage products, as defined in ACA §
								3-5-1202, and such
			 products may be brewed in one or more varieties to be served in the restaurant
			 operated at the same premises. The microbrewery-restaurant shall be limited to
			 a production of 20,000 barrels of products per year, with each barrel having a
			 volume of thirty-one (31) gallons. The beer, malt beverage, or hard cider
			 brewed at the microbrewery operation may be sold at the restaurant maintained
			 at the same premises for on premises consumption on any day of the week. The
			 microbrewery-restaurant may sell on the premises beer, malt beverages, and hard
			 cider manufactured by the microbrewery in brewery-sealed packages at retail
			 directly to the consumer for off-premises consumption on any day of the week.
			 The microbrewery-restaurant may sell beer, malt, or hard cider of its own
			 manufacture to a wholesale dealer licensed by this state for the purpose of
			 resale to other retail license holders as set forth by ACA §
								3-4-605 and ACA
			 §
								3-5-101,
			 dealing with the wholesale distribution of beer, malt, and hard cider. The
			 restaurant may purchase beer from other manufacturers of beer as set forth in
			 that Act for sale and dispensing at the restaurant operation.
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Section
			 2.5.2
"Arkansas Small Brewery"
means any facility
			 located in the State of Arkansas and licensed under ACA §
								3-5-1405
			 that manufactures fewer than forty-five thousand (45,000) barrels of beer,
			 malt, and hard cider per year. A licensed microbrewery-restaurant is not a
			 'small brewery". A small brewery permitted under this law shall have the
			 authority to manufacture and sell beer, malt beverages, and hard cider not to
			 exceed an aggregate quantity of 45,000 barrels per year. The operator of a
			 small brewery may serve complimentary samples of products produced by the small
			 brewery and may sell at retail by the drink or by the package beer, malt , and
			 hard cider produced by the small brewery if all sales occur in a wet territory.
			 Authorized sales as described above may occur at the small brewery location
			 property or at fairs and food and beer festivals. Small breweries may sell and
			 transport beer, malt, and hard cider products produced on the premises of the
			 small brewery to retail license holders and small brewery license holders if
			 the total production of the permitted brewery does not exceed fifteen thousand
			 (15,000) barrels per year. If the small brewery determines that it wishes to
			 sell its own products to another small brewery, or to retail license holder it
			 shall obtain a small brewery wholesale permit, If premises sales are limited to
			 those brand name products which are produced at the permitted facility. Small
			 brewery permittees may sell their beer, malt beverage, and hard cider products
			 for on or off premises consumption during all legal operating hours of the
			 business in which the business is normally and legally conducted, on any day of
			 the week, unless_otherwise prohibited by law, if the small brewer provides
			 tours and provides that only sealed containers are removed from the premises.
			 In addition to serving their own products on the premises of the small brewery,
			 small brewers may serve wine and products produced by another licensed small
			 brewery.