Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 581 - OREGON DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION › Division 30 - STANDARDS FOR APPROVED RECOVERY SCHOOLS › Section 581-030-0001 - Establishment of Approved Recovery Schools

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) Definitions
(a) "ADM" means average daily membership as
			 calculated based on the procedures and definitions in OAR
			 581-023-0006.
(b) "ADMw" means the
			 weighted Average Daily Membership for a Recovery School.
(c) "Applicant" means an education service
			 district, school district, or public charter school.
(d) "Approved Recovery School" means a
			 publicly funded school established by agreement with the Oregon Department of
			 Education and operated by an education service district, school district, or
			 public charter school to provide students enrolled in the school with:
(A) Educational services leading up to a
			 diploma for grades 9 through 12; and
(B) Behavioral health services related to
			 recovery and relapse prevention from substance use disorders.
(e) "Behavioral Health Services"
			 means recovery support services for substance use disorders and mental health.
			 For the purpose of operating an approved recovery school, this does not include
			 substance use disorders treatment services, medical, or psychiatric services.
			 Examples of behavioral health services may include providing Certified Recovery
			 Mentors, Peer Support Specialists, Certified Alcohol and Drug
			 Counselors.
(f) "ESD" means an
			 education service district as defined in ORS
			 334.003.
(g) "Minimum Basis of Funding" means an
			 amount that is determined by the program administrator to provide a minimum
			 level of funding for a Recovery School, where enrollment levels may not be
			 adequate to provide sufficient funding for startup.
(h) "Primary Campus" means the school
			 facility located within the applicant's geographic boundary.
(i) "Public Charter School" means a public
			 school as defined in ORS
			 338.005.
(j) "Recovery" has the meaning described by
			 the Association of Recovery Schools in the Accreditation Manual
			 document.
(k) "Satellite Campus"
			 means a school facility that is not the primary campus and may be located
			 outside of the applicant's geographical boundary.
(l) "SEIA Formula Balance" means the
			 proration of remaining State Education Initiative Account funds to be
			 distributed equitably amongst all Recovery Schools, where ADMw will used in the
			 numerator.
(m) "School District"
			 means a common or union high school district as defined in ORS
			 332.002.
(n) "Statewide Average General Purpose Grant
			 per ADMw" means the aggregate general-purpose grants for all school districts
			 divided by total ADMw for all school districts.
(o) "Substance Use Disorder" as defined in
			 DSM-5-TR, means disorders related to the taking of a drug of abuse including
			 alcohol, the side effects of a medication, or a toxin exposure. The disorders
			 include substance use disorders and substance-induced disorders, which include
			 substance intoxication and withdrawal, and substance-related disorders such as
			 delirium, neuro-cognitive disorders, and substance-induced psychotic
			 disorder.
(p) "Substance Use
			 Disorders Treatment Services" means outpatient, intensive outpatient, and
			 residential services and supports for individuals with substance use
			 disorders.
(q) "Urinalysis Test"
			 means a sensitive, rapid, and inexpensive immunoassay screen that identifies
			 the presence of a specific drug or metabolite in a urine specimen to eliminate
			 "true negative" specimens from further consideration.