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Mr. President:
The Education Committee reports a favorable recommendation on S.B. 284,
CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT AMENDMENTS, by Senator S. Urquhart, with the following
amendments:
education leading
Aaron Osmond
Voting: 3-0-4
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. authorizes a student to be charged a per credit hour partial tuition for
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education courses offered in public schools through concurrent enrollment;
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. requires that concurrent enrollment courses:
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meet general education requirements
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be introductory-level
courses
at higher education institutions; and
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. requires the State Board of Regents
and the State Board of Education to
work
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collaboratively to offer
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(4) (a) Concurrent enrollment courses shall be
corresponding to
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the first or second year of general education
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at a state institution of higher
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toward a certificate or degree.
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(b) The State Board of Regents
and the State Board of Education
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shall
:
(i)
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technology-intensive concurrent enrollment courses, designed as hybrid courses, having a
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blend of different learning activities available both in classrooms and online
(ii) develop courses delivered exclusively online
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(ii)
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which the student receives college credit, paid directly to the institution of higher
education
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that offers the credit.
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receive credit from an institution of higher education.
(i) a technology-intensive concurrent enrollment course described in Subsection
(4)(b); or
(ii) a gateway career and technology education course, as defined by the State Board
of Regents.
Respectfully,
Committee Chair
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Bill Number
*SB0284*
SB0284