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Title 392

Wash. Admin. Code tit. 392

Public Instruction, Superintendent of

PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, SUPERINTENDENT OF

100Definitions, General Provisions, and Rules of Construction 101Superintendent of Public Instruction—Administrative Practices and Procedures 105Superintendent of Public Instruction—Access to Public Records 115Finance—Audit Resolution Process 117Timely Reporting 120Finance—University of Washington Transition School and Early Entrance Program Allocations 121Finance — General Apportionment 122Finance — Categorical Apportionment 123Finance — School District Budgeting 124Finance—National Guard Youth Challenge Apportionment 125Finance—Educational Service District Budgeting 126Finance—Partnerships Among Small School Districts 127Finance—Certificated Instructional Staff Ratio (46:1000) Compliance 129Finance—Emergency School Closure 132Finance—Nonhigh Participatory Finance—Including Transfer of M and O Levy Authority from High to Nonhigh Districts 134Finance—Apportionment for Part-time Public School Attendance 135Finance—Interdistrict Cooperation Programs 136Finance—Conversion of Accumulated Sick Leave 136AFinance — Shared Leave 137Finance—Nonresident Attendance 138Finance—Associated Student Body Moneys 139Finance — Enrichment Levies 140Finance — Special Allocations 141Transportation — State Allocation for Operations 142Transportation—Replacement and Depreciation Allocation 143Transportation—Specifications for School Buses 144School Bus Driver Qualifications 145Transportation — Operation Rules 151Traffic Safety—School Safety Patrol 153Traffic Safety—Driver Education 157Child Nutrition—Practices and Procedures 160Special Service Program—Transitional Bilingual 162Special Service Program — Learning Assistance 168Special Service Programs—Citizen Complaint Procedure for Certain Categorical Federal Programs 169Special Service Programs — Running Start Program 170Special Service Program—Highly Capable Students 172AProvision of Special Education Services 182Student—Health Records 183ALoss of Eligibility—Student Athletic Participation 184Reentry to Common Schools—Educational Clinic and Other Students 185Certified Educational Clinics—Distribution of State Funds 190Equal Educational Opportunity—Unlawful Discrimination Prohibited 191School Personnel—Evaluation of the Professional Performance Capabilities 191AProfessional Growth and Evaluation of School Personnel 192Professional Development Programs 194School Personnel Certificate Fees 195School Personnel—In-service Training Program 198Training—School Employees—Blood-borne Pathogens 202School Personnel—Excellence in Education Awards 204Library Media Centers 210Student Testing and Evaluation—Washington State Honors Award Program 300Fingerprint Record Checks—Access to Records—Privacy 320School Personnel—Administrator Internship Program 335Pupils—Uniform Entry Qualifications 340School District Organization 341State Assistance in Providing School Plant Facilities—Preliminary Provisions 342State Assistance in Providing School Plant Facilities—Educational Specifications and Site Selection 343State Funding Assistance in Providing School Plant Facilities—Basic State Support 344State Assistance in Providing School Plant Facilities—Procedural Regulations 345State Funding Assistance in Providing School Plant Facilities—Interdistrict Cooperation in Financing School Plant Construction 346State Funding Assistance in Providing School Plant Facilities—Interdistrict Transportation Cooperatives 347State Funding Assistance in Providing School Plant Facilities—Modernization 348Secondary Education 349Small School Plants 380Public School Pupils—Immunization Requirement and Life-threatening Health Condition 400Student Discipline 401Statewide Definition of Absence, Excused and Unexcused 405Harassment, Intimidation and Bullying 410Courses of Study and Equivalencies 415Secondary Education—Standardized High School Transcript 425Transition to Kindergarten 500Pupil Testing and Recordkeeping—Requirements—Parents' Rights 501Academic Achievement, Accountability and Assessment 502Online Learning — Approval of Multidistrict Online Providers 503Required Action Districts 550Alternative Learning Experience Requirements 600Washington State Skill Center Rules 700Dropout Reengagement 725College in the High School Rules 800State-tribal Education Compact Schools 900Pilot Grant Programs 902School Seismic Safety Grant Program