Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › School District Pupil Accounting for Distribution of State Aid › Section R. 340.2 - Pupils to be counted in membership

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 2.
(1) To be
				counted in membership on the count dates, a pupil shall be enrolled and in
				regular daily attendance in the school district and maintain such status of
				enrollment on the count day as provided by statute or these rules.
(2) A pupil who is enrolled and in attendance
				in a district prior to the count day, but is not in attendance in the district
				on the count day and is enrolled and in attendance in another district on the
				count day, shall not be counted in the former district but shall be counted in
				the membership in the latter district.
(3) A pupil who is enrolled and in attendance
				on the count day in more than 1 district shall be counted on a pro rata basis
				based upon the time of attendance in each district on the count day.
(4) A pupil who is enrolled part-time in more
				than 1 district on the count day shall be counted in membership pursuant to
				R
				340.7.
(5)
				A pupil who is enrolled in more than 1 district with a full-time schedule in
				each district and is in attendance in more than 1 such district on the count
				day shall be counted in membership in each district on a pro rata basis based
				upon the time of attendance in each district on the count day.
(6) A part-time pupil who is enrolled in a
				class that is part of a series of classes, but who is enrolled in less than the
				full series of classes, such as a pupil enrolled in 1 class in a series of 3
				6-week classes, shall be counted for the class on a pro rata basis. The
				calculation of the full-time equivalency for that class shall be equal to the
				number of hours for which the class is scheduled divided by the number of hours
				for which a fulltime equated pupil is scheduled.
(7) The membership of a pupil who is
				regularly enrolled in the public schools while in attendance at religious
				instruction classes for not more than 2 class hours per week, off public school
				property during school hours upon written request of the parent, guardian, or
				person in loco parentis, is not affected by such released time.
(8) A foreign student or a foreign exchange
				student residing in the district may be counted in membership as provided by
				these rules. A foreign student or foreign exchange student residing in the
				district who has met the age requirements and has not obtained a high school
				diploma pursuant to section 6(4) of 1979 PA 94, MCL 388.160 6(4) may be counted
				in membership.
(9) A pupil whose
				residence is within the boundaries of the school district or whose residence
				for educational purposes is prescribed by law to be within the school district
				may be counted in membership. A pupil who is 18 years of age or older may
				establish his or her own residence for educational purposes.
(10) A pupil whose residence is in another
				school district, if the enrolling district has the approval of the resident
				district to count the pupil in membership or the pupil meets 1 of the
				conditions under section 6(4) or section 6(6) of 1979 PA 94, MCL 388.1606(4) or
				388.1606(6), may be counted in membership.
(11) A homebound or hospitalized pupil
				receiving instruction as a result of a medical condition under section 109 of
				1979 PA 94, MCL 388.1709, from either the district the pupil is enrolled in or
				the intermediate school district in a non-special education homebound program
				may be counted in membership if both of the following provisions are satisfied:
(a) A minimum of 2 45-minute periods of
				individualized instruction per week are given.
(b) The instruction is provided by a
				certificated teacher.