Rule 160-4-3-.09. Extended-Year Technology/Career (Vocational) Education Projects

(1) Definitions. (a) Agriculture/family and consumer sciences project - a series of planned activities conducted by a student during the summer for which systematic instruction and supervision are provided by the instructor. (b) Extended year - additional time available for high school technology/career (vocational) personnel to work beyond the regular 190-day school year. (c) Work site development - contact by instructors with employers for the purpose of supervision and/or placement of students in work-based learning. (d) Summer school - an instructional course(s) offered during the summer for Carnegie unit credit in one of the technology/career (vocational) instructional areas. (2) Requirements. (a) The following activities and criteria are applicable for technology/ career (vocational) education personnel involved in summer projects (extended year) funded with technology/career (vocational) grants. 1. Summer school. 2. Work-site development. 3. Agriculture/family and consumer sciences projects. 4. Technology/career (vocational) supervision. (b) Local school systems applying for extended-year grants to provide summer school technology/career (vocational) programs in high schools shall: 1. Include the summer technology/career (vocational) program in Local Plan/Application submitted to the department. 2. Employ teachers who are state-certified, in-field for participation in the program. 3. Provide supervision of the summer technology/career (vocational) instructional program by a certified administrator. 4. Provide agriculture programs that meet the standards listed in the Agricultural Education Standards and Policies Manual. Cite as Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 160-4-3-.09
Authority: O.C.G.A. Secs. 20-2-151(b)(4)(A), 20-2-151(b), 20-2-240(a), 20-2-280, 20-4-17(a).
History. Original Rule entitled "Extended-Year Vocational Education Projects" adopted. F. Nov. 30, 1990; eff. Dec. 20, 1990.
Amended: F. May 16, 1996; eff. June 5, 1996.
Repealed: New Rule of same title adopted. F. May 20, 1999; eff. June 9, 1999.