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16-60-57
Section 16-60-57 Programs to be offered. The college shall offer to all eligible students
in attendance a program of general education consisting of courses parallel to those of the
first and second years of work at a state institution of higher learning offering a four-year
course. The college shall also offer and administer a program for vocational education. The
State Board of Education shall prescribe minimum standards which must be met and which will
assure that the purposes of the junior college are attained. (Acts 1961, Ex. Sess., No. 151,
p. 2095, ยง8.)...
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16-6F-10
Section 16-6F-10 Reporting of enrollment, attendance, etc.; funding. (a) Enrollment.
Students enrolled in and attending public charter schools shall be included in all enrollment
and attendance counts of students of the local school system in which the students reside.
The public charter school shall report all such data to the local school systems of residence
in a timely manner. Each local school system shall report such enrollment, attendance, and
other counts of students to the department in the manner required by the department. (b) Operational
funding. (1) The following provisions govern operational funding: a. In their initial year,
and in subsequent years to accommodate growth as articulated in their application, funding
for public charter schools shall be provided from the Education Trust Fund in the Foundation
Program appropriation for current units. Subsequent year funding for public charter schools
shall be based on the Foundation Program allocation and other public school...
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16-1-20.6
Section 16-1-20.6 Released time for student participation in religious instruction.
(a) This section shall be known and may be cited as the Alabama Released Time Credit
Act. (b) The Legislature finds and declares all of the following: (1) That the United States
Supreme Court, in its decision in Zorach v. Clauson, 343 U.S. 306 (1952), upheld the constitutionality
of released time programs for religious instruction for public school students during the
school day. (2) That the United States Constitution and state law allows local school districts
to offer religious released time education for the benefit of public school students. (3)
That the purpose of this section is to incorporate a constitutionally acceptable method
of allowing school districts to offer released time classes and, in grades where credit is
earned, to award students elective credit for classes taken during the school day in released
time programs. (c) As used in this section, the term released time means a period of...
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22-4B-6
Section 22-4B-6 Paid educational leave - Duties in the health department - Attendance
reports. At the option of the board, recipients attending nursing school may be granted paid
educational leave during times of such attendance. Employees attending school full-time shall
be assigned duties in the health department on weekdays, except state holidays, when school
is not in session, or shall be charged with annual leave or sick leave, as appropriate. Employees
attending school part-time shall perform duties in the health department except when scheduled
for class. Educational institutions approved by the board for participation in the program
shall be required, as a condition of such approval, to submit monthly attendance reports to
the department for all loan recipients. Employees granted paid educational leave shall be
charged for annual leave for each school day or portion thereof when not in attendance. Repeated
unexcused absences shall be sufficient cause for the board to cancel the...
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16-6A-8
Section 16-6A-8 Governor's Educational Reform Commission - Additional powers and duties.
In addition but not limited to the powers and duties otherwise specified in this chapter,
the commission shall have the following duties: (1) To study and make recommendations to the
Governor and the Legislature concerning mechanisms for increasing financial support of public
education; (2) To study and make recommendations to the Governor and the Legislature concerning
the state funding formula, including consideration of incentive plans to increase local support;
(3) To study and make recommendations to the Governor and Legislature concerning capital outlay
needs of public education in the state; (4) To study and make recommendations to the Governor
and Legislature concerning the development of summer camp programs for public school students;
(5) To study and present recommendations to the Governor and Legislature concerning mathematics,
science, and other critical needs areas; (6) To study and...
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31-13-27
Section 31-13-27 Verification of citizenship and immigration status of students enrolling
in public schools; annual reports; disclosure of information. (a)(1) Every public elementary
and secondary school in this state, at the time of enrollment in kindergarten or any grade
in such school, shall determine whether the student enrolling in public school was born outside
the jurisdiction of the United States or is the child of an alien not lawfully present in
the United States and qualifies for assignment to an English as Second Language class or other
remedial program. (2) The public school, when making the determination required by subdivision
(1), shall rely upon presentation of the student's original birth certificate, or a certified
copy thereof. (3) If, upon review of the student's birth certificate, it is determined that
the student was born outside the jurisdiction of the United States or is the child of an alien
not lawfully present in the United States, or where such certificate...
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34-7B-26
Section 34-7B-26 Application and licensure requirements to operate school. (a) Before
being licensed by the board to operate a school, an applicant shall satisfy all of the requirements
of this section. (1) An applicant shall submit to the board all of the following: a.
A bond, in the amount of fifty thousand dollars ($50,000) to protect potential students in
the event of closure. b. Proof of sufficient liability insurance coverage. c. A current financial
statement prepared by a reputable source and, if required by the board, a letter of credit.
d. A list of equipment owned by the school. e. A sample of student contract agreements and
financial forms relating to tuition, grants, and scholarships. f. Furnish affidavits from
an adequate number of prospective students as approved by the board stating their intent to
enroll when the school opens. (2) The applicant, owner, proposed dean, or proper corporate
executive may be required to appear before the board. (3) The applicant shall...
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16-1-16.1
Section 16-1-16.1 Alabama Council on Family and Children. (a) The Legislature finds
that there is at present a need in Alabama to coordinate, at the state and local level, the
efforts of existing providers of services supporting early childhood development and family
involvement in education. (b) There is hereby established the Alabama Council on Family and
Children to be composed of the Governor, who shall be chairperson; the State Superintendent
of Education; the Commissioner of the Department of Human Resources; the State Health Officer;
the Commissioner of the Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation; the Chairman of
the Children's Trust Fund; and the Director of the Department of Youth Services, or their
designated representatives, and one additional member from each congressional district to
be appointed by the Governor. Said council shall exist for the purpose of coordinating existing
services, at the state and local level, supporting early childhood development and...
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16-1-48
Section 16-1-48 Anaphylaxis preparedness program. (a) The State Department of Education
shall develop an anaphylaxis preparedness program to be adopted by each local board of education
and implemented in each K-12 public school commencing with the 2015-2016 scholastic year.
The Alabama State Board of Pharmacy shall provide guidance, direction, and advice to the State
Department of Education in developing and administering the anaphylaxis preparedness program.
(b) The anaphylaxis preparedness program shall incorporate the following three levels of prevention
initiated by licensed public school nurses as a part of the health services program: (1) Level
I, primary prevention: Education programs that address food allergies and anaphylaxis through
both classroom and individual instruction for staff and students. (2) Level II, secondary
prevention: Identification and management of chronic illness. (3) Level III, tertiary prevention:
The development of a planned response to...
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16-44A-35
Section 16-44A-35 Legislative findings; designation and dedication as Veterans Living
Legacy. (a) The Legislature of Alabama finds and declares all of the following: (1) That pursuant
to Section 16-44A-31, a statewide extended classroom for education in critical academic
areas of citizenship, civics, American history, and government is now operational as "the
American Village" under the auspices of the Citizenship Trust, a public education corporation.
(2) The nationally pioneering educational program serves students statewide and also school
groups from other states. The United States Congress has provided support of the American
Village as a national model and as an innovative civic education initiative that provides
students with a better understanding of the United States Constitution and the historical
and civic foundation of American self-government. (3) Recent studies indicate that many students
have only a superficial knowledge and lack deeper understanding of the foundations...
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