Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 22, November 25, 2024
Section 1 CCR 301-39-13 - Pupils In State Programs13.01 "State program" has the same definition as the term is defined in Section 22-54-129(1)(f), C.R.S. 13.02 For purposes of this section, "pupil" means a child or youth who has attained three years of age on or before August 1 and who is under twenty-one years of age, as defined in Section 22-2-402(7), C.R.S. When a pupil reaches age 21, a state program may include such pupil in its monthly report of pupils served and in its calculation of full-time equivalent membership only through the end of the semester in which the pupil reaches age 21.13.03 State programs shall provide to the Department a pupil enrollment count pursuant to these rules on or before October 5 of each budget year. The mental health institute at Pueblo or Fort Logan shall count only pupils for whom the institute has responsibility because of a court order or other action by a public entity in Colorado (as defined in Section 22-2-402 (4.5), C.R.S.).13.04 On or before the fifteenth day of each month, a state program shall report to the Department the actual number of pupils who received educational services during the prior calendar month and the corresponding number of full-time equivalent pupils to which the state program provided such services.13.04(1) The mental health institute at Pueblo or Fort Logan shall count only pupils for whom the institute has responsibility because of a court order or other action by a public entity in Colorado, as defined in Section 22-2-402 (4.5), C.R.S.13.04(2) Full-time equivalent membership is determined as follows: Total instructional days in membership divided by total instructional calendar days in reporting period equals full-time equivalent membership.13.04(3) The first day of attendance following a pupil's enrollment in the educational program establishes the first day of the pupil's full-time equivalent membership in an educational program.13.04(4) Membership in an educational program continues until the pupil withdraws and the pupil's name no longer appears on the roster of the state program, or until terminated automatically after five consecutive unexcused absences.13.04(5) A state program may include in its full-time equivalent membership: (1) up to ten days of excused absences for a pupil; and(2) up to five days of unexcused absence.13.04(6) A state program shall retain documentation of pupil names (first, middle, last); date of birth; parent/guardian resident address; district of residence; state assigned student identification number (SASID); dates of admission and discharge; schedules; and records of attendance, until audited by the Department or until five years from the date the state department submits its monthly reports to the Department, whichever is earlier.13.05 For each full-time equivalent membership reported, a state program shall receive a monthly payment reflecting a daily rate of statewide base per pupil funding, divided by 176, times 1.4. A state program may claim no more than 235 days of funding per calendar year (amounting to no more than 1.73 times statewide base per pupil funding) for any one pupil. Funding may be prorated under Section 22-22-54-129(4)(c), C.R.S., based on available appropriations.43 CR 19, October 10, 2020, effective 10/30/202047 CR 08, April 25, 2024, effective 5/15/2024