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Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 7 - COMMERCIAL DRIVERS' TRAINING SCHOOLS › Section 91-7-6 - Conduct of drivers' training schools

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(a)
Advertising.
Advertising by drivers' training schools shall
			 conform to the following:
(1) the schools
			 shall not publish, advertise, or intimate that a license is guaranteed or
			 assured;
(2) the schools shall not
			 display signs, indicating that licenses or plates may be secured at the school;
(3) the letters and numerals in
			 the name of the drivers' training school shall not be smaller than the letters
			 and numerals in the remainder of the text of any sign, or combination of signs
			 used as a part of the same message relating to drivers' training school
			 activities;
(4) the school may use
			 on forms, contracts and advertising the phrase, "This school is licensed by the
			 state of Kansas." Other uses of the word "state" are prohibited;
(5) the school shall not advertise the
			 address of any location other than the licensed principal place of business;
			 and
(6) the school shall not
			 employ any form of advertising which is misleading.
Written notice of disapproval of misleading advertising by the
				state board shall be given to the licensee and the advertising in question
				shall be discontinued.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 7 - COMMERCIAL DRIVERS' TRAINING SCHOOLS › Section 91-7-7 - Grounds for revocation, suspension, and refusal to renew license

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(a)
Action
			 by the state board of education.
The state board may suspend or revoke
			 a drivers' training school license or a drivers' training instructor's license
			 or refuse to issue a renewal of these licenses for any of the reasons outlined
			 in K.S.A.
			 8-279 after due notice of the violation in
			 writing.
(b)
Right to have
			 hearing.
Any school or instructor notified of suspension, revocation,
			 or refusal to issue a drivers' training school license or drivers' training
			 instructor's license may, within twenty (20) days following date of
			 notification, request and have a hearing before a committee appointed by the
			 state board. This committee shall make recommendations to the state board and
			 the decision of the board shall be final.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 7 - COMMERCIAL DRIVERS' TRAINING SCHOOLS › Section 91-7-8 - Licenses required for instruction

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(a) The owner,
			 operator, partner, or any officer of a drivers' training school, or any other
			 person, shall not give instructions for compensation in the operation of motor
			 vehicles, unless the person is the holder of an instructor's license issued by
			 the state board and is the possessor of a valid Kansas driver's license.
(b)
Application for
			 instructors' licenses.
The applicant for an initial or renewal license
			 shall:
(1) be at least twenty-one (21) years
			 of age;
(2) present to the state
			 board evidence of six (6) semester hours of credit in driver education and
			 three (3) semester hours in general safety from an accredited college or
			 university, or have a valid Kansas teacher's certificate coded for drivers
			 education; and
(3) filed with the
			 state board, on a form prescribed by the state board, a physical examination
			 report and a health certificate.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 7 - COMMERCIAL DRIVERS' TRAINING SCHOOLS › Section 91-7-11 - Classroom accommodations

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Classroom facilities shall be subject to inspection and
				approval by the state board and shall have the following accommodations:
(a) seating facilities and writing
			 surfaces for no less than ten (10) students;
(b) lighting, heating, ventilation, and
			 sanitary facilities that comply with all local, city, county, municipal, state,
			 and federal regulations; and
(c)
			 print and nonprint materials relating to the proper operation of motor vehicles
			 and traffic laws.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 7 - COMMERCIAL DRIVERS' TRAINING SCHOOLS › Section 91-7-13 - Classroom instruction

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(a) A minimum of
			 eight (8) clock hours of classroom instruction shall be offered and taught to
			 each student enrolled in any commercial drivers' training school.
(b) The contents of classroom instruction
			 shall be submitted to the state board for approval.
(c) The offered classroom instruction shall
			 be available at least once each calendar month for students currently enrolled
			 in the drivers' training school and shall include safe driving practices in the
			 operation of motor vehicles.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 7 - COMMERCIAL DRIVERS' TRAINING SCHOOLS › Section 91-7-14 - Behind-the-wheel driving instruction

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Each student shall be given six (6) clock hours of
				behind-the-wheel driving instruction in the initial drivers' training course.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 15 - SCHOOL CONDUCT RULES › Section 91-15-1 - Policies or rules governing employees' and students' conduct

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(a) The board of
			 education of each unified school district shall adopt policies or rules that
			 govern the conduct of the employees and students of the school district and
			 that include procedures for enforcement of the policies or rules.
(b) Before adopting the policies or rules,
			 each board of education shall submit the policies or rules to legal counsel for
			 review.
Vocational education
(c) After the adoption of the policies or
			 rules, the clerk of the board of education shall maintain the policies or rules
			 in the permanent files of the school district.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 16 - VOCATIONAL EDUCATION › Section 91-16-1 - Definitions

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As used in this article:
(a) "Local board" means the board of
			 education of any school district, the board of control of any area
			 vocational-technical school or the board of trustees of any community junior
			 college.
(b) "Vocational education
			 course or program" means any instructional class or set of instructional
			 classes offered by a local board to provide "vocational education" as that term
			 is defined in K.S.A. 1979 Supp.
			 72-4412 or any amendment thereto.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 16 - VOCATIONAL EDUCATION › Section 91-16-1a - Right of appeal; filing

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Any person whose application for admission to a state approved
				vocational education course or program is denied, as provided by
				K.S.A.
				72-4418 may, within thirty (30) days
				following his or her actual notice of the denial, appeal the adverse decision
				to the state board. The appeal must be in writing and on file with the
				commissioner of education, state department of education building, 120 East
				Tenth Avenue, Topeka, Kansas, at least thirty (30) days prior to the meeting of
				the state board at which the appeal is to be heard. The appeal may be filed in
				person, or by mailing, by the appellant, or by his or her counsel, and may be
				filed on forms provided by the state board. Along with the filing of this
				appeal, the appellant may file a separate instrument setting forth reasons why
				his or her application should be approved, and shall attach thereto any
				documents and instruments the appellant plans to use to support his or her
				case.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 16 - VOCATIONAL EDUCATION › Section 91-16-2 - Form of appeal

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The form of appeal to be used by the appellant may be
				substantially as follows:
STATE OF KANSAS
KANSAS STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Kansas State Education Building
120 East Tenth Street, Topeka, Kansas 66612
TO: Commissioner of Education of Kansas
Appeal From Denial of Application for Admission to a Vocational
				Education Course or Program
I, _____, the undersigned, a resident of Unified School
				District No. _____, __________, Kansas, with my post office address being
				_____, Kansas, hereby file with the State Commissioner of Education an appeal
				of the denial of my application for admission to the following state approved
				vocational education course or program: _____
being offered at_____
located in _____, Kansas. The denial of admission was given to
				me by _____, whose title is _____
___________________ ____________________________
Governing Body
Date of the denial was _____, 19_____.
K.S.A. 1969 Supp.
				72-4418 provides as follows: "Any
				person who duly makes application for admission to a vocational education
				course or program, and whose application is denied for any reason, may appeal
				such denial to the State Board of Education in accordance with rules and
				regulations of the State Board. Determination of any such appeal by the State
				Board of Education shall be final and conclusive."
Having made such application for admission to the
				above-described vocational education course or program, the following reasons
				for denial of my application were given to me:
_________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
I appeal such denial to the State Board of Education as
				provided by law and the rules and regulations adopted by the State Board of
				Education, and attach hereto documents and instruments that support my case,
				including a copy of the original application for admission to a vocational
				education course or program, a copy of the decision denying my application, and
				a statement why my application should be approved.
Signed and dated this _____ day of _____, 19_____.
____________________
(Signature)
_____________________
(Name to be typewritten or printed)
___________________________
(Address to be typewritten or printed)
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 16 - VOCATIONAL EDUCATION › Section 91-16-3 - Notice of hearing

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The commissioner of education shall give a written notice of
				hearing of appeal to the appellant, the local board denying appellant's
				application for admission to a vocational education course or program, and to
				all other persons concerned, notifying them of the date, time, and place of
				hearing by the state board, or hearing officer, and of all other matters of
				which the parties shall be apprised, and the notice shall be in the form
				provided for in
				K.A.R.
				91-16-4. The local board shall within ten
				(10) days after receipt of the notice of hearing file, in writing, any
				defenses, which it will raise to the appeal, attaching all documents and
				instruments in support of those defenses. The state board, or hearing officer,
				may admit additional instruments if relevant. Copies of all defenses shall be
				served personally, or by restricted mail with return receipt requested, upon
				the commissioner of education, the appellant and other parties of interest. The
				appellant, the local board, and other persons having an interest in the appeal
				may file any defenses, replies, or statements they may wish to raise to the
				appeal at least ten (10) days prior to the date set for hearing, attaching all
				documents or instruments in support of those defenses, and shall serve copies
				by restricted mail, return receipt requested, upon the commissioner of
				education and other interested persons.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 16 - VOCATIONAL EDUCATION › Section 91-16-4 - Form of notice of hearing

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The notice of hearing described in rule 91-16-3 may be in the
				following form:
25-7a
STATE OF KANSAS KANSAS STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION DEPARTMENT OF
				EDUCATION
Kansas State Education Building
120 East Tenth Street, Topeka, Kansas 66612
Before the State Board of Education of Kansas
_____, Appellant,
_____,
No. _____
_____, Local Board
Notice of Hearing
To The Above-captioned Parties and All Other Interested Persons
				Whom It May Concern:
You are hereby notified that the hearing of the appeal of
				_____,
(Name of Appellant)
on the denial of his application for admission to a vocational
				education course or program by the _____,
(Name of Governing Body) of _____,
(Name of School District or Vocational Education School)
_____, Kansas, shall be heard by the Kansas (County or City)
State Board of Education on the _____ day of _____, 19_____, at
				_____ o'clock, _____m., or as soon thereafter as said state board may hear the
				same, in its meeting room on the first floor of the state department of
				education building, 120 East Tenth Street, Topeka, Kansas 66612.
You are hereby further notified that the appellant, the
				official representative of the local board denying application, and other
				interested parties, may appear in person and by legal counsel and with their
				witnesses for the purpose of presenting their evidence, documents, instruments
				and statements as provided by the regulations of the state board of education
				in support of their respective cases, and showing cause why appellant's
				application should or should not be approved.
You are further notified that the decision of the state board
				shall be final and conclusive.
Signed and dated at Topeka, Kansas, this _____
day of _____, 19_____.
(Seal)
Commissioner of Education of Kansas
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 16 - VOCATIONAL EDUCATION › Section 91-16-5 - Hearing

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The state board, or hearing officer, shall conduct the hearing
				of appellant's appeal according to the provisions of the notice of hearing and
				this regulation. Two or more appeals involving the same local board and similar
				sets of facts and circumstances may be consolidated for hearing purposes.
				Immediately prior to the commencement of the hearing the members of the state
				board, or hearing officer, may examine the separate instruments, defenses,
				replies, or statements, if any, of the appellant, the local board denying
				appellant's application, or other interested parties, which set forth the
				reasons why the application of the appellant should, or should not, be
				approved. Upon commencement of the hearing, the appellant shall be permitted to
				make an opening statement and present any witnesses, documents, or other
				evidence he or she might have, and in general, present his or her case.
				Thereafter, the representative of the local board denying appellant's
				application may make an opening statement and present any witnesses, or
				documents, or other evidence, he or she might have, and, in general, present
				the local board's case. Thereafter, any other interested party or parties, upon
				receiving recognition by the state board, or hearing officer, may present any
				evidence and statements they have that are relevant to the appeal. The
				appellant, the representative of the local board denying appellant's
				application, and other parties of interest, in their turn may examine any
				witnesses and documents in evidence. Members of the state board, or hearing
				officer, may from time to time during the hearing also question any of the
				parties and witnesses used in the hearing, and examine any documents that may
				be offered. All documents, instruments, and other tangible evidence shall have
				been on file with the state board prior to the hearing as provided by
				K.A.R.
				91-16-1 and
				K.A.R.
				91-16-3. The hearing shall be of an informal
				and nonadversary nature with no oath-taking required. If the facts warrant, the
				hearing may be continued one (1) time only to a specific date and time at which
				the hearing of the appeal shall be completed. Each interested party shall be
				allowed a period of time of not to exceed one (1) hour in which to present his
				or her side of the case, unless the state board, or hearing officer, in the
				interest of justice grants lesser or additional time.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 16 - VOCATIONAL EDUCATION › Section 91-16-6 - Decision of the state board

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The hearing officer, within one (1) month after the conclusion
				of the hearing, shall submit his or her report to the state board. The state
				board shall take action at its next regular meeting following receipt of the
				report unless continued to its next regular meeting. Failure of six (6) or more
				members to approve the appeal shall constitute a denial of the appeal. If the
				appeal relates to out-district tuition and is sustained by the state board, the
				decision shall fix the amount of tuition to be paid by the local board.
				Determination of any appeal by the state board shall be final and conclusive.
				The state board's decision shall be in writing, signed, and certified by the
				commissioner of education, and mailed or personally delivered to all interested
				parties no later than five (5) days after the adjournment of the meeting in
				which it is made. If mailed, the decision shall be sent by certified or
				restricted mail with return receipt requested. If delivered, an acknowledgement
				of receipt shall be taken from the interested party. Upon receipt of the
				decision of the state board approving the application of the appellant, the
				local board denying appellant's application shall immediately comply with the
				decision.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 16 - VOCATIONAL EDUCATION › Section 91-16-7 - Form of decision of state board

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The decision of the state board described in rule 91-16-6 may
				be in the following form:
25-7b
STATE OF KANSAS
KANSAS STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Kansas State Education Building
120 East Tenth Street, Topeka, Kansas 66612
Before the State Board of Education of Kansas
_____, Appellant,
_____,
No. _____,
__________ Local Board
Decision of the State Board
Now, on this _____ day of _____, 19_____,
the appeal of _____,
(Name of Appellant) _____,
(Address)
Kansas, comes on for hearing before the State Board of
				Education of Kansas. The appellant appears in person and by his legal counsel.
				Also appears _____, the duly authorized representative of the _____,
(Governing Body) of _____, of _____,
(District or Vocational Education School)
(City) _____, Kansas, and by his legal counsel.
(County)
Also appears
There are no other appearances.
Thereupon, the state board examines the written statements of
				the appellant, of the local board and of other interested parties; thereupon,
				it hears the statements, evidence and presentations, and examines submitted
				documents, of said parties.
Thereupon, after diligent inquiry and being fully advised in
				the premises the state board finds that the application of the appellant should
				be, should not be, approved (strike inapplicable portion).
It is, therefore, by the State Board of Education of Kansas
				ordered that the application of appellant be, and the same is hereby approved,
				disapproved (strike inapplicable portion).
It is by the state board further ordered that the
____________________ of ____________________,
(Governing Body) (School District) __________, __________,
(City) (County) Kansas, be, and it is hereby directed to pay,
				not to pay, (strike inapplicable portion) the out-district tuition claim of
				appellant in the amount of $_____; and that the
_____, of the _____,
(Governing Body)
(Vocational Education School) of _____,
(City) _____, Kansas, be, and it is hereby
(County) directed to admit, not to admit, (strike inapplicable
				portion) the appellant to the following course(s) or program:
(Strike inapplicable portion).
This order is made, entered and certified at Topeka, Kansas, on
				the date first above written, and is final and conclusive.
_____ (Seal)
Commissioner of Education of Kansas
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 16 - VOCATIONAL EDUCATION › Section 91-16-17 - Application procedures for admission to vocational education courses and programs

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(a) Each
			 prospective student shall submit a written application on forms as provided in
			 K.A.R. 91-16-19 or 91-16-20 for admission to state approved vocational
			 education courses and programs. Boards of control or their agents shall make
			 application forms available upon request.
(b) An application from an out-district
			 student shall be accompanied by an affidavit of residency using the form as
			 provided in K.A.R. 91-16-19 or 91-16-20.
(c) An application shall be submitted for
			 approval or disapproval to the vocational education institution the applicant
			 wishes to attend.
(d) An applicant
			 may be disapproved or placed on a waiting list by a vocational education
			 institution for any of the following reasons:
(1) Insufficient facilities or staff; or
(2) Reasonable proof, obtained
			 through interviews, counseling, or testing, that the applicant is incapable of
			 benefiting from the instruction, or of being employed in the occupation for
			 which the instruction is being sought.
(3) Failure to meet minimum age requirements.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 16 - VOCATIONAL EDUCATION › Section 91-16-18 - Provisions for payment of tuition and refund policy

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(a) When the
			 student commences his or her state approved vocational education courses or
			 program, the vocational education institution shall submit to the board of
			 education of the district of the student's residence, a statement for the state
			 approved amount of tuition due for the courses or program.
(b) Remittance shall be made to the
			 vocational education institution as follows: Statements for tuition rendered on
			 or before January 20 shall be due and payable by January 20 unless otherwise
			 provided by mutual agreement of the parties. Statements rendered after January
			 20 and on or before June 20 shall be due and payable on or before June 20
			 unless otherwise provided by mutual agreement of the parties.
(c) If within thirty (30) days after its
			 commencement, a student drops a course or program in which he or she is
			 enrolled and has been attending, only one-half (1/2) of the tuition shall be
			 due and payable from the sending school district. In the event the full amount
			 of tuition has been paid, one-half (1/2) of that amount shall be refunded to
			 the sending school district within the time limits set out in subsection (b) of
			 this regulation.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 16 - VOCATIONAL EDUCATION › Section 91-16-19 - Form of application and affidavit of minor

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The form to be used by minor applicants may be substantially as
				follows to be filled out in triplicate, one (1) for the unified school
				district, one (1) for the vocational education institution, and one (1) for the
				student. The application as required by this regulation and by
				K.A.R.
				91-16-20 shall not be construed to limit any
				additional information needed by the vocational education institution in their
				enrollment procedures.
No. 25-8 Execute in Triplicate
STATE OF KANSAS
KANSAS STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Kansas State Education Building
120 East Tenth Street, Topeka, Kansas 66612
Application of Minor Student for Admission to
Vocational Education Institution and for
Payment of Tuition
Name _____
(Last)
			 (First) (Middle)
Post Office Address _____
(Street or Route) _____
(City) (State) (Zip)
Date of Birth _____
(Month)(Day)(Year)
Social Security Number _____ _____ _____
Marital status _____ (M or S)
Unified School District No. _____,
(Of applicant's residence) _____
(City) (County)
(State) Name and address of parent or guardian _____
(Name) _____
(Street or Route)
(City) (State) (Zip)
Application for approval to attend _____
(Name of course or program) at the _____
(Vocational education institution) beginning and for payment of
(Date)
tuition by Unified School District No. _____
__________, Kansas.
(County) __________
(Student's signature) (Date) __________
(Parent or guardian's signature) (Date) Affidavit of Residency
				of Applicant State of Kansas
ss:
__________ County
}
I, __________, of lawful age, being first duly sworn on oath
				say:
That I am the parent or legal guardian of __________, a minor,
				and am a legal resident of Unified School District No. __________, _____
				County, Kansas, with my post office address being __________ (Street or Route),
(City) (State) (Zip)
and that I have been a resident of said Unified School District
				_____. (Period of time)
Further affiant says not.
(Signature) Subscribed and sworn to before me this _____ day of
				__________.
(Notary Public) My commission expires __________.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 16 - VOCATIONAL EDUCATION › Section 91-16-20 - Form of application and affidavit of person of age of majority

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The form to be used by applicant of legal age may be
				substantially as follows to be filled out in triplicate, one (1) for the
				unified school district, one (1) for the vocational education institution, and
				one (1) for the student.
No. 25-9 Execute in Triplicate
STATE OF KANSAS
KANSAS STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Kansas State Education Building
120 East Tenth Street, Topeka, Kansas 66612
Application of Student of Legal Age for Admission to Vocational
				Education Institution and for Payment of Tuition
Name _____
(Last)
			 (First) (Middle)
Post Office Address
(Street or Route)
(City) (State) (Zip)
Date of birth _____
(Month) (Day) (Year)
Social Security Number _____
Marital status (M or S)
Unified School District No. _____,
(Of applicant's residence)
(City) (County) (State)
Application for approval to attend _____
(Name of course or program) at the _____
(Vocational education institution) beginning __________.
(Date)
(Student's signature) (Date)
Affidavit of Residency of Applicant State of Kansas
ss:
__________ County
}
I, _____, of lawful age, being first duly sworn, on oath say:
That I am a legal resident of Unified School District No.
				__________ County, Kansas, with my post office address being __________
(Street or Route) _____,
(City) (State) (Zip)
and that I have been a resident of said Unified School District
				__________.
(Period of time)
(This part of affidavit, if applicable, is to be used in
				addition for out-district students)
That I moved or plan to move to __________ (City) (State) on
				_____ for the sole purpose of attending vocational __________ (Date) education
				courses and programs at the _____.
(Name of institution)
My present post office address is _____
(Street or Route)
(City) (State) (Zip)
(This part of affidavit, if applicable, is to be used in
				addition if resident of less than six months)
That I moved to __________
(City) (State)
on __________ with the express intent and purpose of __________
				(Date)
making it my permanent or indefinite place of residence.
Further affiant says not.
__________ (Signature) Subscribed and sworn to before me this
				_____ day of _____, 19_____.
(Notary Public) My commission expires _____.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 16 - VOCATIONAL EDUCATION › Section 91-16-30 - Kansas training information program

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(a) Each vocational
			 education institution and participating proprietary school shall provide the
			 following information:
(1) The number of its
			 students completing vocational programs;
(2) those who were employed during the
			 preceding fiscal year; and
(3) the
			 average salary earned by those persons.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 19 - STUDENT TEACHERS › Section 91-19-1 - Definitions

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(a) "Approved
			 educational agency" means an early childhood agency or an interlocal agency
			 that has been granted approved status by the state board of education.
(b) "Cooperating teacher" means a
			 certified or licensed staff member of an accredited or approved educational
			 agency to whom a student teacher has been assigned and who is performing
			 assigned duties in supervising and instructing the student teacher in actual
			 teaching experiences with pupils.
(c) "Teacher education institution" means a
			 college or university engaged in teacher preparation and accredited by the
			 state board of education or a state-authorized agency of the state in which the
			 institution is located.
(d)
			 "Student teacher" means a student who has been issued a student teacher
			 certificate by a teacher education institution to assume teaching
			 responsibilities in an accredited or approved Kansas educational agency under
			 the supervision of a cooperating teacher.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 19 - STUDENT TEACHERS › Section 91-19-2 - Student teacher certification

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(a) Each individual
			 serving as a student teacher in an accredited or approved educational agency in
			 Kansas shall hold a valid student teacher certificate.
(b) Issuance of student teacher certificates.
			 Student teacher certificates shall be issued only to students who have
			 fulfilled the requirements of the teacher education institution and have been
			 recommended by the designated official responsible for teacher education at the
			 teacher education institution. Only teacher education institutions shall issue
			 student teacher certificates.
(c)
			 Provision and filing of certificates. The state board of education shall
			 provide student teacher certificate forms to teacher education institutions.
			 Each student teacher serving in an accredited or approved educational agency
			 shall file a valid student teacher certificate in the office of the
			 administrator of the accredited or approved educational agency. The certificate
			 shall be returned to the student teacher upon completion of the student
			 teaching assignment. A copy of the student teacher certificate shall be filed
			 with the state board of education and with the teacher education institution.
(d) Form of certificate. The form
			 of the student teacher certificate shall be as prescribed by the state board.
(e) This rule and regulation shall
			 take effect on and after July 1, 1989.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 19 - STUDENT TEACHERS › Section 91-19-6 - Student teacher contracts, liabilities, and responsibilities

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(a) Necessity for
			 written contracts. Each person certified for student teaching shall engage in
			 student teaching only in educational agencies that are accredited or approved
			 by the state board of education and have entered into a written contract with a
			 teacher education institution. The contract shall set out all of the
			 arrangements made between the teacher education institution and the cooperating
			 accredited or approved educational agency.
(b) Assignment of student teachers. Only
			 teacher education institutions shall assign student teachers to cooperating
			 accredited or approved educational agencies for the purpose of student
			 teaching.
(c) Student teacher
			 responsibilities. Accredited or approved educational agency administrators and
			 cooperating teachers to whom the student teachers are assigned, in cooperation
			 with the designated officials of the teacher education institution and in
			 conformity with the terms of the contract required by this regulation, shall
			 determine when and to what extent student teachers shall assume
			 responsibilities or enter into teaching activities in the assigned accredited
			 or approved educational agency.
(d) Supervision of student teachers. Student
			 teachers shall be under the supervision of cooperating teachers and
			 administrators of the accredited or approved educational agencies to which the
			 student teachers are assigned. Student teachers shall not be expected to assume
			 tasks or responsibilities not generally assigned to teachers.
(e) Student teachers prohibited from serving
			 as regular or substitute teachers. Certified student teachers shall be
			 prohibited from serving as regular or substitute teachers in Kansas-accredited
			 or Kansas-approved educational agencies.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 21 - DISORGANIZATION OF A UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT BY ELECTION › Section 91-21-1 - Procedures to be followed by the state board in assigning territory, assets and personal property of a disorganized district

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In the event the resident electors of a unified school district
				vote in an election conducted by the election officer to disorganize the
				district, pursuant to the provisions of
				K.S.A.
				72-7302, the state board upon being notified
				by the election officer that the majority of the electors voted in favor of
				such disorganization, shall pursue the following procedures:
(a) The state board shall designate a hearing
			 officer to conduct one or more public hearings in the district to be
			 disorganized to determine the adjoining district or districts to which the
			 disorganized district should be attached.
(b) Following the hearings, the state board
			 shall issue an order disorganizing the original unified school district and
			 attaching it to the designated district or districts.
(c) When applicable, the order shall further
			 provide:
(1) Possession of and title to all
			 school buildings, furnishings, tangible and movable personal property located
			 in the territory to be attached, except school buses, shall vest in the unified
			 school district or districts to which it is being attached. School equipment
			 housed in a central location, but used in schools throughout the disorganized
			 district, shall be transferred to the unified school district that receives the
			 greatest number of pupils.
(2) If
			 the disorganized district is attached to more than one district, school buses
			 shall be equitably distributed based on the proportion the number of
			 transported pupils transferred bears to the total number of pupils of the
			 disorganized district transported on the final date of its operation.
(3) In the event the disorganized
			 district is attached to more than one unified district, the funds on hand and
			 those to be collected of the disorganized district shall be transferred to the
			 receiving districts as follows:
(A) One-half
			 (1/2) shall be distributed in the proportion that the amount of assessed
			 valuation of property transferred bears to the total assessed valuation of the
			 disorganized district.
(B)
			 One-half (1/2) shall be distributed in the proportion the number of pupils
			 transferred bears to the total enrollment of the disorganized district on the
			 final date of its operation.
(4) If the disorganized district is attached
			 to more than one unified district, the central office records of pupils and
			 school personnel shall be transferred to the district receiving the pupils and
			 school personnel. All other central office records shall be transferred to the
			 receiving district that acquires the greatest amount of assessed valuation of
			 the disorganized district.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 22 - PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES COMMISSION › Section 91-22-1a - Denial of license; grounds; report

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(a) Any application
			 for a license issued by the state board may be denied for any of the following
			 reasons:
(1) Pleading guilty, nolo
			 contendere, or no contest to or having been otherwise found guilty of any of
			 the following, regardless of whether sentence is imposed, or upon proof of such
			 conduct provided during a hearing of the professional practices commission:
(A) Any crime punishable as a
			 felony;
(B) any crime involving a
			 child under the age of 18, other than the accused, as an element or
			 instrumentality of the crime;
(C)
			 any crime involving a theft;
(D)
			 any crime involving drug-related conduct;
(E) any crime defined in
			 K.S.A.
			 21-3601 et seq. and amendments thereto,
			 before repeal of those statutes, or
			 K.S.A.
			 21-5601 et seq. and amendments thereto;
			 or
(F) any attempt, as defined by
			 K.S.A.
			 21-3301 and amendments thereto, before its
			 repeal, or
			 K.S.A.
			 21-5301, and amendments thereto, to commit
			 any crime specified in this subsection;
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 22 - PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES COMMISSION › Section 91-22-1b - Suspension or revocation of license; public censure; grounds; report

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(a) Any license
			 issued by the state board may be suspended or revoked, or the licensee may be
			 publicly censured by the state board, for misconduct or other just cause,
			 including any of the following reasons:
(1)
			 Pleading guilty, nolo contendere, or no contest to or having been otherwise
			 found guilty of any of the following, regardless of whether sentence is
			 imposed:
(A) Any crime punishable as a
			 felony;
(B) any crime involving a
			 child under the age of 18, other than the accused, as an element or
			 instrumentality of the crime;
(C)
			 any crime involving a theft;
(D)
			 any crime involving drug-related conduct;
(E) any crime defined in
			 K.S.A.
			 21-3601 et seq. and amendments thereto,
			 before repeal of those statutes, or
			 K.S.A.
			 21-5601 et seq. and amendments thereto;
			 or
(F) any attempt, as defined by
			 K.S.A.
			 21-3301 and amendments thereto, before its
			 repeal, or
			 K.S.A.
			 21-5301, and amendments thereto, to commit
			 any crime specified in this subsection;
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 22 - PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES COMMISSION › Section 91-22-2 - Commission procedure

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(a) A majority of
			 the full membership of the commission shall constitute a quorum for the purpose
			 of conducting business. A majority vote of the full membership of the
			 commission shall be required for the passage of any motion or
			 resolution.
(b) The commission's
			 secretary shall keep an accurate file of all votes, official acts, and
			 proceedings of the commission.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 22 - PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES COMMISSION › Section 91-22-4 - Cases; use of case number and title

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Each matter coming before the commission and requiring a
				decision by it shall be known as a "case" and shall receive a case number and
				title descriptive of the subject matter. Each case shall be recorded by the
				secretary by caption and case number. The case number and title shall be used
				on all instruments filed in the case and shall appear in all correspondence or
				communications.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 22 - PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES COMMISSION › Section 91-22-5a - Complaints

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(a) The commission,
			 on its own motion, or a member of the teaching or school administration
			 profession may initiate proceedings before the commission by fling a written
			 complaint alleging that a license holder or applicant has engaged in any
			 conduct for which a license issued by the state board may be denied, suspended,
			 or revoked under
			 K.A.R.
			 91-22-1a or
			 91-22-1b. The complaint shall be
			 fled with the commission's secretary.
(b) Each person fling a complaint shall
			 provide in the complaint the following information:
(1) The name and address of the
			 complainant;
(2) the name of the
			 license holder or applicant charged;
(3) the act or acts for which the license is
			 sought to be denied, suspended, or revoked; and
(4) the relief sought.
The complaint shall be typed, signed, and either sworn to by
				the complainant or accompanied by an affidavit attesting to the veracity of the
				contents of the complaint. Written instruments or documents under the control
				of or known to a complainant that are relevant to the charges shall be
				referenced in the complaint and made available to the license holder or
				applicant upon request.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 22 - PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES COMMISSION › Section 91-22-7 - Violation of continuing contract laws

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A complaint filed directly with the state board pursuant to
				K.S.A.
				72-1383 or
				K.S.A.
				72-5412, and amendments thereto, alleging
				that a license holder is in breach of the license holder's employment contract
				with a local board shall be referred to the commission for investigation,
				hearing, and the entry of an initial order regarding licensure. If the
				investigation reveals a settlement provision or liquidated damages clause in
				local board policy or in the contract of the employee, so that the employee
				could make a financial settlement to a local district governing authority or be
				relieved of contractual commitment by other agreed means, the case shall be
				dismissed by the commission.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 22 - PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES COMMISSION › Section 91-22-9 - Answer; time to file; form; content; right to amend

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(a) Each person charged in a complaint shall
			 have 15 days after receipt of the complaint in which to file an answer. Each
			 answer to a complaint shall be submitted to the commission's secretary by
			 certified mail, return receipt requested, or by personal delivery.
If no answer is fled within the prescribed period, the person
				shall be deemed to have admitted the allegations contained in the complaint and
				to have acquiesced in the proposed action, and the complaint shall proceed
				directly to the state board for default findings.
(b) Each person fling an answer shall type,
			 sign, and swear to the contents of the answer. The caption of any answer shall
			 repeat the caption of the complaint in response to which the answer is fled,
			 except that the title shall state "answer" instead of "complaint."
(c) Each person fling an answer shall specify
			 each responsive allegation or defense in clear and concise language and in
			 separately numbered paragraphs. The person fling the answer shall admit or deny
			 each allegation contained in the complaint. If the person is without knowledge
			 or information sufficient to form a belief as to the truth of an allegation,
			 the person shall state this in the answer, and this shall have the effect of a
			 denial. Each person fling an answer shall attach to the answer as exhibits or,
			 if unavailable, shall reference in the answer any written instruments or
			 documents under the control of, or known to, the person fling the answer that
			 are relevant to the charges in the complaint or that the person intends to use
			 in defending the charges.
(d) Any
			 person fling an answer may amend the answer once at any time within 30 days
			 after service of the complaint. Each amended answer shall be fled with the
			 commission's secretary by certified mail, return receipt requested, or by
			 personal delivery.
(e) Upon
			 application to, and order of, the commission's secretary, the time in which to
			 file an answer may be extended once for a period not to exceed 10 additional
			 days.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 22 - PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES COMMISSION › Section 91-22-19 - Service of order

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Except as otherwise provided in this article, service of an
				order, notice, motion, or brief shall be made upon a party in a proceeding
				before the commission in accordance with
				K.S.A.
				77-531 and amendments thereto.
Kansas Administrative Regulations › Agency 91 - KANSAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Article 22 - PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES COMMISSION › Section 91-22-22 - Hearing procedure

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(a) Except as
			 otherwise provided for in this article of the department's regulations, each
			 hearing before the commission shall be conducted in accordance with the Kansas
			 administrative procedure act. The chairperson to the commission, or another
			 member designated by the chairperson, shall serve as the presiding
			 officer.
(b)
(1) Upon showing good cause in a timely
			 manner, each party to a complaint shall be entitled to one continuance or
			 extension of time. Additional continuances may be granted by the chairperson.
			 When the commission is not in session or conducting a prehearing or hearing,
			 the requesting party shall send a written motion for a continuance or extension
			 of time to the commission's secretary. When sending the motion, the requesting
			 party shall allow sufficient time to postpone any hearing that has been
			 set.
(2) While the commission is in
			 session and conducting a prehearing or hearing, the presiding officer may
			 entertain oral motions for continuances, extensions of time, and adjournments.
			 Oral motions may be granted or denied by the presiding officer or the
			 commission.