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Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS › Section 101.104 - Records

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Every school shall maintain adequate records of students,
					 and shall maintain a permanent cumulative record for 5 years after the student
					 completes driver training. The cumulative record shall include the number of
					 clock hours of instruction received by each student, and shall contain
					 information on attendance, test scores, personal characteristics, health and
					 other information deemed pertinent by the school. The records shall be current
					 and available for inspection by the representatives of the Department during
					 regular school hours.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS › Section 101.105 - Advertising

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Licensed schools may advertise as "licensed for classroom
					 by the Pennsylvania Department of Education" or "licensed for behind-the-wheel
					 instruction by the Pennsylvania Department of Education."
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › APPLICATION FOR SCHOOL LICENSING › Section 101.111 - Application forms

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(a) An
				  application for a license to conduct a school shall be made on forms furnished
				  by the Department.
(b) An applicant
				  for a school license shall certify, through completion of the
				  self-authenticating document provided by the Department, its compliance with
				  the act.
(c) An application shall
				  be accompanied by a sworn affidavit certifying the truth of the statements made
				  in the application. An application may not be submitted to the Department by
				  facsimile because of the required notary public certification.
(d) The Department will provide its approval
				  of applications either by mail or facsimile.
This section cited in 22 Pa. Code §
												101.181 (relating to outlines to
						Department).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › APPLICATION FOR SCHOOL LICENSING › Section 101.112 - Additional application materials

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At the time of application, the following materials shall
					 also be submitted:
(1) For each
				  individual proprietor of a school, each member of the partnership, association
				  or company that owns a school, and each officer or director of a corporation
				  that owns a school, who is directly connected with the conduct and operation of
				  the education program:
(i) A statement
				  certifying that the applicant is of good moral character and at least 18 years
				  of age.
(ii) A list of names,
				  addresses and telephone numbers of three persons serving as character
				  references, none of whom are related to the applicant or are in any way
				  connected to the school.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › APPLICATION FOR SCHOOL LICENSING › Section 101.113 - Certification under the Fictitious Names Act

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(a) An applicant for a license who is
				  incorporated or subject to 54 Pa.C.S. Chapter 3 (relating to Fictitious Names
				  Act) shall attach to the application a statement or certification from the
				  Department of State verifying that the applicant has complied with the
				  applicable statute.
(b) The
				  application shall be filed under the fictitious name of the school with the
				  individual, partnership or corporate name added thereto.
This section cited in 22 Pa. Code §
												101.181 (relating to outlines to
						Department).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › APPLICATION FOR SCHOOL LICENSING › Section 101.114 - Fees

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(a) The amount of
				  all license fees and renewal fees are as follows:
(1)
School fees
:
(i) Initial ... $500
(ii) Renewal ... $300
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › APPLICATION FOR SCHOOL LICENSING › Section 101.115 - Changes in applications or school information

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(a) If changes occur in the facts set forth
				  in an original application for licensure or an application for relicensure,
				  subsequent or supplemental information shall be filed with the Department, and
				  be approved prior to the date the changes go into effect.
(b) The Department will accept changes in
				  applications in person, by mail or by facsimile.
(c) A school wishing to change its location
				  or the location of a practice private training area shall notify the Department
				  in writing or by facsimile prior to the actual change.
(d) A change in a school's location or a
				  change of address of the residence of an owner, director, teacher or agent
				  shall be filed with the Department by mail or by facsimile prior to the actual
				  change.
This section cited in 22 Pa. Code §
												101.181 (relating to outlines to
						Department).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › APPLICATION FOR SCHOOL LICENSING › Section 101.116 - Lost or destroyed license

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If a license is lost, mutilated or destroyed, the
					 Department will replace the license without charge. To obtain a replacement,
					 the school shall surrender the mutilated license or attest by affidavit that
					 the license was lost or destroyed.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › APPLICATION FOR SCHOOL LICENSING › Section 101.117 - School license renewal applications

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(a) A license renewal shall be made on an
				  application furnished by the Department.
(b) An application for license renewal shall
				  be filed with the Department on or before April 30 of each year. Applications
				  filed after this date may result in the issuance of licenses or teacher
				  identification cards after June 30.
(c) An incomplete application for license
				  renewal may be returned to the school. License renewal may be delayed or denied
				  when the full information requested is not supplied.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › SCHOOL PLANT › Section 101.131 - School licenses

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An applicant for a school license shall certify, through
					 completion of the self-authenticating document issued by the Department, its
					 compliance with section 4(1)(a)(i) and (ii) of the act (24 P. S. §
											2834(1)(a)(i) and
					 (ii)).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › SCHOOL PLANT › Section 101.132 - Prohibited locations

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(a)
				  Only one school may be licensed for a particular location.
(b) A public school building will not be
				  approved as the primary classroom site for a private driver training
				  school.
(c) The situs of a school,
				  branch school and practice driver training area shall be a distance of at least
				  1,500 feet from an official examination point used by the Department of
				  Transportation for examining motor vehicle operators, which distance shall be
				  measured along the public streets by the nearest route from the school, branch
				  school or private driver training area to the official examination
				  point.
(d) The outdoor area used
				  during the first 3 hours of practical instruction by persons who hold a
				  learner's permit shall be one which is reasonably free of pedestrian and
				  vehicular traffic, and may not include primary traffic arteries, main highway
				  routes or other thoroughfares that carry large amounts of traffic.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › SCHOOL PLANT › Section 101.133 - Fire regulations

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(a)
				  Indoor instruction areas will be approved by the Department of Labor and
				  Industry in accordance with the fire and panic regulations cited in §
										101.102(e) 
				  (relating to laws applicable to private driver training schools). Each
				  applicant for a school license and each applicant for a change of location of
				  the indoor instructional area shall submit a statement or certificate from the
				  proper authority certifying that the indoor instructional area has been
				  approved.
(b) The indoor
				  instructional areas of schools located in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and
				  Scranton, if occupied by five or more students at the same time, shall be
				  approved from the standpoint of public safety by the respective fire marshall
				  or other officers having jurisdiction.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › SCHOOL PLANT › Section 101.134 - Space allotment of indoor instruction areas

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The indoor area used for the theoretical instruction of a
					 group of five or more students shall provide a minimum of 15 square feet of
					 floor area per student and 120 cubic feet of air space per
					 pupil.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › SCHOOL PLANT › Section 101.135 - Classroom equipment

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An applicant or licensee offering indoor group theoretical
					 instruction to five or more students shall provide in each classroom the
					 following items:
(1) A desk or an
				  equivalent work station and a chair for each student in attendance.
(2) A writing board containing an area of at
				  least 24 square feet.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › SCHOOL PLANT › Section 101.136 - Lighting and seating arrangements

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A school or licensee may not use any seating plan or
					 arrangement in the indoor instructional areas which faces the students toward a
					 source of natural or artificial illumination.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › SCHOOL PLANT › Section 101.137 - Lavatory facilities

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A school offering theoretical instruction to a group of
					 five or more students shall provide lavatory and toilet facilities which meet
					 State or local requirements.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › PROFESSIONAL STAFF › Section 101.141 - Professional staff applications

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(a) Professional staff members who are
				  initially employed by a school, or who were employed by one school and obtain
				  employment with another school after June 6, 1998, shall submit an application
				  for approval to the Department upon the form provided by the
				  Department.
(b) The application of
				  a teacher and a director shall also serve as the application for the written
				  theoretical and practical examinations.
(c) A person who holds a valid Pennsylvania
				  Teaching Certificate, with certification in Driver and Safety Education, will
				  be exempted from the theoretical and practical examinations. An exempted person
				  shall apply for and obtain a valid teacher identification card from the
				  Department prior to being employed by a private driver training school. A
				  person desiring to teach driver education for a fee shall apply for a private
				  driver training school license and teacher identification card.
This section cited in 22 Pa. Code §
												101.162 (relating to reemployment
						after 12 months).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › PROFESSIONAL STAFF › Section 101.142 - Additional staff application materials

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A professional staff member shall submit the following to
					 the Department with the administrative and instructional staff
					 application:
(1) A statement
				  certifying that the applicant is of good moral character, a citizen of the
				  United States and at least 18 years of age.
(2) A list of names, addresses and telephone
				  numbers of three persons serving as character references, none of whom are
				  related to the applicant or are in any way connected to the school in which the
				  applicant is seeking employment.
(3) Criminal history background checks which
				  comply with section 111 of the Public School Code of 1949 (24 P. S. §§
											1-111), known as Act 34 of 1985 and §§
										8.1-8.4 (relating to criminal history
				  background checks).
(4) Official
				  clearance statements which comply with
				  23 Pa.C.S. §§
											6354-6358
				  (relating to background checks for employment in schools).
This section cited in 22 Pa. Code §
												101.162 (relating to reemployment
						after 12 months).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › PROFESSIONAL STAFF › Section 101.143 - Driving records

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The following information shall also be submitted at the
					 time of the staff application:
(1)
Driving experience.
By one of the following methods, a teacher
				  and director shall produce evidence that he has driven a minimum of 15,000
				  miles as a licensed operator, under all kinds of weather conditions in both
				  urban and rural areas:
(i) Submitting
				  statements from previous or current employers, in affidavit form, that attest
				  to the specified requirements.
(ii)
				  Making certification on his own behalf, if never employed to operate a motor
				  vehicle, attesting to the specified requirements.
(iii) Combining statements from previous or
				  current employers, in affidavit form, with a certification made on his own
				  behalf, all of which together attest to the specified requirements.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › PROFESSIONAL STAFF › Section 101.144 - Owners and directors; experience

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A private driver training school owner or director shall
					 submit documentary evidence of a minimum of 2 years of successful driver
					 education teaching experience in a private driver training school, private high
					 school or public high school. The documentary evidence shall set forth the
					 names of the schools or classes and the place, dates and length of
					 instructional service, including a state ment from the official head of the
					 school or class certifying that the teaching experience was successful and
					 attesting to the place, dates and length of the service.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › PROFESSIONAL STAFF › Section 101.145 - Foreign agents

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An individual who acts as an agent representing a school
					 located outside this Commonwealth shall, in addition to the professional staff
					 application, provide evidence clearly demonstrating that the owner of his
					 school has fulfilled all statutory requirements of the Commonwealth relating to
					 the registration of fictitious names, foreign corporations and business
					 activities carried on in this Commonwealth by persons having commercial
					 headquarters elsewhere.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › PROFESSIONAL STAFF › Section 101.146 - Incomplete applications

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Prior to the day on which an applicant is scheduled for
					 examination, the applicant shall file with the Department a completed school
					 staff application together with the required list of three references and the 3
					 year driving abstract. Failure to do so will preclude an applicant from taking
					 the examination.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › PROFESSIONAL STAFF › Section 101.147 - Professional staff renewal applications

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(a) A professional staff license renewal
				  shall be made on an application furnished by the Department
(b) An application for a professional staff
				  license renewal shall be filed with the Department on or before April 30 of
				  each year. Applications filed after this date may result in the issuance of
				  licenses or identification cards after June 30.
(c) An incomplete application for license
				  renewal may be returned to the school. License renewal may be delayed or denied
				  when the full information requested is not supplied.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › APPLICANT EXAMINATIONS › Section 101.151 - Prerequisite evidence

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To qualify as a teacher in a private driver training
					 school, an applicant shall successfully complete written and practical
					 examinations. Prior to testing, an applicant shall obtain a valid Pennsylvania
					 Class A, B or C driver's license, file a completed school staff application
					 with the Department and submit written evidence that the applicant has done one
					 of the following:
(1) Secured
				  employment in an established, licensed private driver training
				  school.
(2) Filed an application
				  for a license to conduct a private driver training school.
(3) Is a prospective employe of a school not
				  yet licensed but whose application for an original license has been properly
				  filed with the Department.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › APPLICANT EXAMINATIONS › Section 101.152 - Opportunities to pass

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For each original staff application filed with the
					 Department, the applicant will be granted three opportunities to pass the
					 written examination and three opportunities to pass the practical examination
					 after passing the written examination.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › APPLICANT EXAMINATIONS › Section 101.153 - Locations

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Examinations shall be given at various stipulated locations
					 throughout this Commonwealth. Times and places may be ascertained by contacting
					 the Department at Private Driver Training Schools; Department of Education; 333
					 Market Street; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17126-0333.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › APPLICANT EXAMINATIONS › Section 101.154 - Identification cards

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(a)
				  After an applicant has passed the written and practical examinations, the
				  Department will issue a valid identification card to the school for each
				  teacher. An Instructor's Examination Permit bearing the stamp of the Department
				  of Transportation may serve as a temporary identification card for 45 days from
				  the date that the driving examination was passed.
(b) A teacher shall hold a valid
				  identification card made out in the name of the school employing the teacher
				  and issued to that school by the Department.
(c) A teacher or director who gives practical
				  driver training shall carry an identification card on his person.
(d) Upon terminating a teacher's employment,
				  the school shall file a termination of employment form and return the teacher
				  identification card to the Department.
(e) To teach classroom or behind-the-wheel
				  instruction for more than one private driver training school, a teacher shall
				  obtain separate cards from the Department by completing the proper
				  applications.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › APPLICANT EXAMINATIONS › Section 101.155 - Lost or destroyed identification cards

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If an identification card is lost, mutilated or destroyed,
					 the Department will replace the card without charge. To receive replacements
					 for lost, stolen or destroyed identification cards, the teacher shall surrender
					 the mutilated identification card or attest by affidavit that it was lost or
					 destroyed.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › APPLICANT EXAMINATIONS › Section 101.156 - Loss of operating privilege

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A teacher who loses his privilege to operate a motor
					 vehicle in this Commonwealth shall immediately surrender his identification
					 card to the Department. A teacher shall also give written notification to his
					 employer and to the Department of the violations, all pertinent facts and the
					 dates upon which the behind-the-wheel instructional activities
					 ceased.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › APPLICANT EXAMINATIONS › Section 101.157 - Time limits

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Applications for teacher identification cards and vehicle
					 identification cards filed after April 30 will be valid until June 30 of the
					 following year.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › REEMPLOYMENT › Section 101.161 - Reemployment within 12 months

Current through Register Vol. 54, No. 28, July 13, 2024
A teacher changing employment to another school within 12
					 months of employment shall complete an instructional staff application and
					 submit a criminal history background check to secure a valid identification
					 card.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › REEMPLOYMENT › Section 101.162 - Reemployment after 12 months

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When a continuous period of 12 months or more has elapsed
					 without employment as a driver training teacher, the applicant shall comply
					 with the requirements stated in §§
										101.141-101.143 (relating to professional
					 staff; additional staff application materials; and driving
					 records).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › REEMPLOYMENT › Section 101.163 - Notice of employment

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A school, upon the employment of a new teacher or the
					 reinstatement of a former employe, shall immediately notify the Department of
					 the dates that the employes were employed.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › REEMPLOYMENT › Section 101.164 - Termination of employment

Current through Register Vol. 54, No. 28, July 13, 2024
A school shall immediately notify the Department upon
					 terminating the employment of a teacher, stating the starting date of
					 employment and the termination date. This information shall be supplied on the
					 forms provided by the Department.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › VEHICLES AND INSURANCE › Section 101.171 - Insurance coverage for vehicles

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(a) Each school shall provide and maintain
				  insurance on all vehicles used in practical driver training and file a current,
				  valid certificate of insurance for each vehicle with the Department.
(b) The minimum required insurance coverage
				  on each vehicle is: $50,000-$100,000, public liability; $5,000, property
				  damage; and $5,000, medical payment.
(c) A certificate of insurance shall set
				  forth the year, make and serial number of the vehicle covered, the expiration
				  date of the coverage, and the amounts of medical payment, property damage and
				  public liability coverage carried under that certificate.
(d) A licensee shall immediately notify the
				  Department when any of the required insurance is cancelled.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › VEHICLES AND INSURANCE › Section 101.172 - Vehicle identification card

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Each vehicle used for practical driver training shall carry
					 an identification card issued by the Department. It shall be affixed to the
					 right sun visor or in a manner that makes the identification visible to the
					 vehicle's occupants.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › VEHICLES AND INSURANCE › Section 101.173 - Age of vehicles

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(a) A
				  vehicle used for practical driver training may not be more than 5 years old or
				  have more than 50,000 miles, whichever occurs later.
(b) The date appearing on the face of the
				  original certificate of title shall be used as the date the vehicle was placed
				  in service. Five years from that date will determine the permissible period of
				  operation.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › VEHICLES AND INSURANCE › Section 101.174 - Changes or additions to the fleet

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A school shall immediately report changes or additions to
					 the teaching fleet to the Department prior to the vehicle being placed in
					 service. Each vehicle added to the school fleet shall be registered with the
					 Department by filing a current, valid insurance certificate containing the
					 required information and an affidavit setting forth the year, make, serial
					 number and registration plate of the new vehicle and the fact that the vehicles
					 are equipped with:
(1) An operable
				  extra brake pedal, and in the case of vehicles equipped with standard
				  transmission an operable extra clutch pedal.
(2) A defroster and heater in working
				  order.
(3) A rear-view mirror
				  placed on the inside of the car in the vicinity of the cowl and two outside
				  rear-view mirrors, one on each side of the vehicle.
(4) Cushions for the proper seating of the
				  student.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › VEHICLES AND INSURANCE › Section 101.175 - Vehicle identification card renewal applications

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(a) A vehicle identification card renewal
				  shall be made on an application furnished by the Department.
(b) An application for a vehicle
				  identification card renewal shall be filed with the Department on or before
				  April 30 of each year. Applications filed after this date may result in the
				  issuance of vehicle identification cards after June 30.
(c) An incomplete application for vehicle
				  identification card renewal may be returned to the school. Vehicle
				  identification card renewal may be delayed or denied when the full information
				  requested is not supplied.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › VEHICLES AND INSURANCE › Section 101.176 - Lost or destroyed vehicle identification cards

Current through Register Vol. 54, No. 28, July 13, 2024
If a vehicle identification card is lost, mutilated or
					 destroyed, the Department will replace the card without charge. To receive
					 replacements for lost, stolen or destroyed vehicle identification cards, the
					 licensee shall surrender the mutilated identification card or attest by
					 affidavit that it was lost or destroyed.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VI - Bureau of Private Schools and Veterans Education › Chapter 101 - PRIVATE DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › PROGRAM OF INSTRUCTION › Section 101.181 - Outlines to Department

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(a) In
				  addition to the requirements in §§
										101.111-101.115, an applicant for an
				  original license shall provide the Department with an outline for the
				  theoretical and practical instruction in driver education.
(b) Theoretical instruction in driver
				  education shall include subject matter relating to rules and regulations of the
				  road, safe driving practices, pedestrian safety, care and mechanics of motor
				  vehicles, driver responsibility, theory of driving, types of automobile
				  insurance and the use of automobile safety devices.
(c) Practical instruction in driver education
				  shall include the demonstration of and actual instruction in starting,
				  stopping, shifting, turning, backing, parking and steering in a training
				  vehicle.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VII - Office for Aid to Nonpublic Education › Chapter 112 - AUXILIARY SERVICES FOR NONPUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS › ADMINISTRATION › Section 112.21 - Responsible agency

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Intermediate units are hereby designated as the responsible
					 public agencies for providing services and the assignment of personnel to
					 provide auxiliary services to children in the nonpublic schools within the
					 geographic boundaries of the intermediate units.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VII - Office for Aid to Nonpublic Education › Chapter 112 - AUXILIARY SERVICES FOR NONPUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS › ADMINISTRATION › Section 112.22 - Consolidation

Current through Register Vol. 54, No. 28, July 13, 2024
Two or more intermediate units may, through articles of
					 agreement duly approved by the Secretary, designate one intermediate unit as
					 the unit to administer the delivery of some or all services provided in this
					 chapter for the benefit of all children attending nonpublic schools located
					 within the geographical boundaries of such intermediate
					 units.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VII - Office for Aid to Nonpublic Education › Chapter 112 - AUXILIARY SERVICES FOR NONPUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS › ADMINISTRATION › Section 112.23 - Eligibility

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Any student, who is a resident of this Commonwealth, and
					 whose tuition is not paid by the Commonwealth, is eligible to receive auxiliary
					 services under this chapter if enrolled in grades K-12 inclusive in a nonpublic
					 school.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VII - Office for Aid to Nonpublic Education › Chapter 112 - AUXILIARY SERVICES FOR NONPUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS › ADMINISTRATION › Section 112.24 - Program of services

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(a)
				  Each intermediate unit shall establish a program for nonpublic school students
				  consisting of those auxiliary services which are provided to public school
				  students within the school district in which the nonpublic school is
				  located.
(b) Those auxiliary
				  services provided to public school students by the intermediate units or school
				  districts, or both, by means of State or local revenues, during the school year
				  1974-75, shall continue to be provided for the benefit of public or nonpublic
				  school students. This provision in no way prevents a school district from
				  curtailing such services in that public school district or within their own
				  schools as it may deem necessary.
(c) No school district shall be required to
				  offer auxiliary services provided by any other school district within such
				  intermediate unit.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VII - Office for Aid to Nonpublic Education › Chapter 112 - AUXILIARY SERVICES FOR NONPUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS › ADMINISTRATION › Section 112.25 - Determination and provision of services

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The program of services provided to nonpublic school
					 students shall be determined by the intermediate unit as follows:
(1) The intermediate unit shall prepare a
				  list of auxiliary services in accordance with §
										112.24 (relating to program of
				  services).
(2) The intermediate
				  unit shall then ascertain the needs of the eligible nonpublic school students
				  for the particular auxiliary services contained in the list. It is recognized
				  that auxiliary services, by their nature, relate to individual child needs and
				  that the accurate assessment of these needs can only be made through
				  consultation with persons having charge of the child in the normal learning
				  environment of the child.
(3) The
				  intermediate unit shall also determine which auxiliary services on the list may
				  be provided within the legal limitations of Act 89.
(4) The provision of services means the
				  delivery of auxiliary services to students through the providing of qualified
				  personnel, whether through the use of staff members of the intermediate unit,
				  or through the intermediate unit's contracting with other agencies or
				  individuals, but not the staff of the nonpublic schools. The supplying of
				  supportive personnel, materials, and equipment is permissible when necessary
				  for the proper delivery of auxiliary services by qualified personnel.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VII - Office for Aid to Nonpublic Education › Chapter 112 - AUXILIARY SERVICES FOR NONPUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS › ADMINISTRATION › Section 112.26 - Facilities

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(a) Auxiliary
				  services may be provided only in the following:
(1) Public school buildings.
(2) Facilities leased by the intermediate
				  unit in accordance with the provisions of §§
											17.11 and
				  17.15 (relating to capital subsidy
				  and cost per square foot of leased facilities) except that no facilities shall
				  be leased in areas excluded in paragraph (6).
(3) Nonpublic nonsectarian schools.
(4) Mobile units leased by and under the
				  exclusive control of the intermediate units not permanently parked on areas
				  excluded in paragraph (6).
(5)
				  Demountable units, trailers, tractor trailers, quonset huts, and other
				  prefabricated units not permanently parked, installed, or constructed on areas
				  excluded in paragraph (6).
(6)
				  Other appropriate areas, excluding churches, synagogues, or areas under the
				  control thereof or facilities under the control of a sectarian
				  school.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VII - Office for Aid to Nonpublic Education › Chapter 112 - AUXILIARY SERVICES FOR NONPUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS › ADMINISTRATION › Section 112.27 - Transportation

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Intermediate units shall be responsible for providing
					 student transportation whenever the necessity arises. Costs incurred for
					 transportation shall be charged against the Act 89 program
					 budget.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VII - Office for Aid to Nonpublic Education › Chapter 112 - AUXILIARY SERVICES FOR NONPUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS › ADMINISTRATION › Section 112.28 - Personnel

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The following provisions shall pertain to all professional
					 employes hired by the intermediate unit for the provision of auxiliary services
					 under this chapter:
(1) Such
				  employment shall be governed by the provisions of Chapter 49 (relating to
				  certification of professional personnel).
(2) Salary scales and employe benefits shall
				  conform to intermediate unit policies and procedures.
(3) Employment by the intermediate unit board
				  of directors shall be upon the recommendation of the executive director
				  thereof.
(4) The intermediate unit
				  shall not delegate the employment or termination decision affecting persons
				  employed under Act 89 to nonpublic school officials or employes, and the
				  assignment and supervision of personnel under this chapter shall be the
				  responsibility of the intermediate unit.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VII - Office for Aid to Nonpublic Education › Chapter 112 - AUXILIARY SERVICES FOR NONPUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS › ADMINISTRATION › Section 112.29 - Allocation of funds

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The Secretary of Education or his designated official shall
					 allocate to each intermediate unit during the month of July, an amount equal to
					 the number of nonpublic school students as of October 1 of the preceding school
					 year who are enrolled in nonpublic schools within the intermediate unit, times
					 $45.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VII - Office for Aid to Nonpublic Education › Chapter 112 - AUXILIARY SERVICES FOR NONPUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS › ADMINISTRATION › Section 112.30 - Distribution of funds

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The funds shall be distributed to intermediate units in
					 accordance with the following schedule:
(1) August 1-15% of its allocation.
(2) October 1-75% of its
				  allocation.
(3) February 1-10% of
				  its allocation.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VII - Office for Aid to Nonpublic Education › Chapter 112 - AUXILIARY SERVICES FOR NONPUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS › ADMINISTRATION › Section 112.31 - Budgeting

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(a) Each
				  intermediate unit shall budget and account for its activities under Act 89
				  within the program accounting system established by the Department. Annually,
				  each intermediate unit shall submit to the Secretary of Education a preliminary
				  budget on or before January 31, and a final budget on or before June 15 for the
				  succeeding year; and shall file a final financial report on or before October
				  31 for the preceding year.
(b) The
				  program budget shall set forth a program under which funds allocated to the
				  intermediate units under §§
										112.29 and
				  112.30 (relating to allocation of
				  funds and distribution of funds) will be expended solely for purposes
				  authorized by Act 89.
(c) The
				  program budget plan shall include a detailed description of activities planned
				  to accomplish the purposes mandated by Act 89. This description shall include,
				  but is not limited to objectives, activities, affected student population, and
				  amount of funds allotted to meet such objective.
(d) The intermediate unit shall not expend
				  more than 6.0 % of the allocation it receives for administration nor more than
				  18% for rental of facilities. Funds not expended for administration or rental
				  may be used for Act 89 auxiliary services.
(e) The Department will not use for
				  administrative purposes more than 1.0 % of the funds appropriated for Act
				  89.
(f) Interest earned on the
				  allocations by the intermediate units may be used only for the purposes
				  enumerated in Act 89. The expenditure of interest monies is not governed by the
				  percentage limitations listed in §
										112.30 (relating to distribution
				  of funds) and in this section.
(g)
				  All unencumbered, unexpended funds at the intermediate units as of June 30 of
				  the program year shall be refunded to the Department, no later than October 1
				  of the subsequent fiscal year.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VII - Office for Aid to Nonpublic Education › Chapter 114 - TEXTBOOKS FOR NONPUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 114.1 - Definitions

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The following words and terms, when used in this chapter,
					 shall have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates
					 otherwise:
Act
-The Public School Code of 1949
					 (24
					 P. S. §§
											1-101-27-2702).
Department
-The Department of Education of
					 the Commonwealth.
Nonpublic school
-Any school, other than a
					 public school, within this Commonwealth, wherein a resident of this
					 Commonwealth may legally fulfill the compulsory school attendance requirements
					 of the act, and which meets the requirements of Title VI of the Civil Rights
					 Act of 1964 ( 42 U.S.C. §§
											2000d-2000d-4.
Secretary
-The Secretary of Education of
					 the Commonwealth, or his designee.
Textbooks
-Books, workbooks, including
					 reusable and nonreusable workbooks, and manuals, whether bound or in looseleaf
					 form, intended for use as a principal source of study material for a given
					 class or group of students, a copy of which is expected to be available for the
					 individual use of each pupil in such class or group. Such textbooks shall be
					 textbooks which are acceptable for use in any public, elementary, or secondary
					 school of the Commonwealth.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VII - Office for Aid to Nonpublic Education › Chapter 114 - TEXTBOOKS FOR NONPUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS › ADMINISTRATION › Section 114.21 - Responsible agent

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The Secretary is hereby designated as the responsible agent
					 for loaning textbooks to students enrolled in grades Kindergarten-12,
					 inclusive, in nonpublic schools. This responsibility includes a review of
					 textbooks, fiscal control, fund accounting, and record
					 retention.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VII - Office for Aid to Nonpublic Education › Chapter 114 - TEXTBOOKS FOR NONPUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS › ADMINISTRATION › Section 114.22 - Program operation

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(a) The
				  Chief for Nonpublic Educational Services shall distribute textbook request
				  forms which will be of standard format no less than two weeks prior to their
				  required submission together with an allocation of funds for this program. Each
				  nonpublic school shall submit on or before May 1 of the preceding school year
				  all textbook requests for the subsequent school year.
(b) An amount equal to 5.0% of the total cost
				  of textbooks should be reflected in the appropriate block on the form for
				  transportation allowances.
(c) The
				  Department will consolidate the loan requests and prepare the orders in
				  accordance with the purchasing procedures of the Commonwealth.
(d) Textbooks will be shipped directly to the
				  appropriate nonpublic school.
(e)
				  The Department is responsible for fiscal control, fund accounting, and
				  maintaining records for the acquisition of the textbooks.
(f) On or before December 1 of each year each
				  nonpublic school or the appropriate chief administrator will receive from the
				  Department a recomputation of the unexpended allocation. On or before January
				  31 of each year, each nonpublic school or appropriate chief administrator shall
				  submit additional purchase requests for textbooks not to exceed its full
				  allocation.
(g) Each nonpublic
				  school shall be responsible for any expenditures in excess of its
				  allocation.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VII - Office for Aid to Nonpublic Education › Chapter 114 - TEXTBOOKS FOR NONPUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS › ADMINISTRATION › Section 114.23 - Inventory

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(a) Textbooks
				  loaned to the nonpublic schools:
(1) shall be
				  maintained on an inventory by the school; and
(2) if purchased by the Department under the
				  act will be maintained on a Statewide inventory.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VII - Office for Aid to Nonpublic Education › Chapter 114 - TEXTBOOKS FOR NONPUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS › ADMINISTRATION › Section 114.24 - Administrative costs

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A maximum of 5.0% of the appropriation for "textbooks" may
					 be used by the Department for administration.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 22 - EDUCATION › Part VII - Office for Aid to Nonpublic Education › Chapter 114 - TEXTBOOKS FOR NONPUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS › ADMINISTRATION › Section 114.25 - Certificate of request

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The nonpublic school or the agency of which it is a member
					 shall be responsible for maintaining on file certificates of requests from
					 parents of children for all textbook materials loaned to them under the act.
					 The file shall be open to inspection by the appropriate authority. A letter
					 certifying the certificates on file shall accompany all loan
					 requests.