(1) To be eligible for WBL funds, an LEA shall:
- (a) have the program approved by the LEA board;
(b) document that a WBL committee representing all schools within the LEA:
- (i) has been created and includes a variety of stakeholders from the different areas described in subsection R277-915-5(1)(c);
- (ii) is actively functioning evidenced by planning and implementing WBL activities described in subsection R277-915-5(1)(d); and
- (iii) regularly addresses WBL issues;
(c) conduct WBL activities utilizing information from:
- (i) business and industry;
- (ii) administrators;
- (iii) teachers;
- (iv) counselors;
- (v) parents; and
- (vi) students;
- (d) develop work-based preparation, participation, and assessment activities for students and teachers involved in all WBL LEA activities;
(e) maintain evidence that WBL components have been integrated and coordinated with:
- (i) elementary career awareness;
- (ii) secondary career exploration;
- (iii) integrated core activities;
- (iv) College and Career Awareness; and
- (v) school counseling;
(f) maintain evidence of WBL activities and assurances in each LEA developed in coordination with a student's:
- (i) IEP;
- (ii) Plan for College and Career Readiness; and
- (iii) 504 requirements;
- (g) require the inclusion of all student groups within the LEA in career development and preparation;
(h) demonstrate WBL coordination with employers and with other school and community development activities;
- (i) participate in ongoing state-sponsored WBL coordinated professional development;
- (j) participate in the CTE Program Approval evaluation; and
- (k) ensure all program requirements are in accordance with section R277-114-5.
KEY: public schools, work-based learning
Date of Last Change: May 24, 2022
Notice of Continuation: December 2, 2021
Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: Art X Sec 3; 53G-7-902; 53E-3-401(4)