25 C.F.R. § 30.125   What happens if a State refuses to allow a school access to the State assessment?


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Title 25: Indians
PART 30—ADEQUATE YEARLY PROGRESS
Subpart C—Failure To Make Adequate Yearly Progress

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§ 30.125   What happens if a State refuses to allow a school access to the State assessment?

(a) The Department will work directly with State officials to assist schools in obtaining access to the State's assessment. This can include direct communication with the Governor of the State. A Bureau-funded school may, if necessary, pay a State for access to its assessment tools and scoring services.

(b) If a State does not provide access to the State's assessment, the Bureau-funded school must submit a waiver for an alternative definition of AYP.

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