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Notice: 8423497

Notice of Proposed Rule

Department:

DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT SERVICES

Division:

Agency for Workforce Innovation

Chapter:

Voluntary Prekindergarten Program

Overview

RULE:

60BB-8.210	Reenrollment for Good Cause and Extreme Hardship in the Voluntary Prekindergarten Education Program (Transferred)
60BB-8.700	Low-Performing Provider; Voluntary Prekindergarten Improvement Plan and Implementation
60BB-8.701	Low-Performing Provider; Voluntary Prekindergarten Education Program First Year Probation
60BB-8.702	Low-Performing Provider; Voluntary Prekindergarten Education Program Second Year Probation
60BB-8.703	Low-Performing Provider; Removal From Voluntary Prekindergarten Education Program Eligibility

PURPOSE:

The purpose of the proposed rule is to implement the Agency’s authority to administer the Voluntary Prekindergarten Education (VPK) Program by establishing a procedure by which VPK providers who fail to achieve minimum kindergarten readiness rates comply with Section 1002.67, F.S., and for reenrollment of VPK students.

SUMMARY:

The Low Performing Provider rules establish procedures governing administration of the VPK Program by early learning coalitions and school districts for approving improvement plans, for placing providers on probation and requiring corrective actions, and for removing providers from eligibility to deliver the program. The rule regarding reenrollment establishes criteria for determining whether a student has substantially completed the VPK Program and whether a good cause or extreme hardship exists.

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

1002.71(4), 1002.75(2)(i), 1002.79(2) FS.

LAW:

1002.67(3)(c), 1002.71(4), 1002.75(3)(a)-(c) FS.

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

3/26/2010 Vol. 36/12

COMMENTS:

From 3/26/2010 To 4/16/2010 (21 Days)
The public comment period for this notice has already expired.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

No reference(s).

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