6A-6.0786 : Forms for Charter School Applicants and Sponsors - Florida Administrative Rules, Law, Code, Register

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Rule Title: Forms for Charter School Applicants and Sponsors
Department:	DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION	Add to MyFLRules Favorites
Division:	State Board of Education
Chapter:	SPECIAL PROGRAMS I

Latest version of the final adopted rule presented in Florida Administrative Code (FAC):

	Effective Date:	8/27/2024
	History Notes:	Rulemaking Authority 1001.02(1), (2)(n), 1002.33(6), (28) FS. Law Implemented 1002.33(6), (21), 1002.331, 1002.332(2) FS. History–New 10-25-10, Amended 7-9-12, 12-23-14, 8-6-15, 2-9-16, 12-20-16, 1-1-18, 12-22-19, 11-22-22, 9-26-23, 11-21-23, 8-27-24.
	References in this version:	Ref-01257 Forms Incorporated by Reference in Rule 6A-6.0786 Ref-05518 Form IEPC-M1A, Applicant History Worksheet Ref-06305 Form IEPC-V2, Florida Virtual Charter School Application Evaluation Instrument Ref-08912 Form IEPC-HPS2, the Model Florida Charter School Application High-Performing Charter School System Replication Evaluation Instrument Ref-11358 Form IEPC-M2, Florida Charter School Application Evaluation Instrument Ref-15917 Form IEPC-HPS1, the Model Florida Charter School Application High-Performing Charter School System Replication Ref-15918 Form IEPC-VI, Model Florida Virtual Charter School Application Ref-16024 Form IEPC-SVC, Florida Standard Virtual Charter Contract Ref-16025 Florida Standard Virtual Charter Renewal Contract, Form IEPC-SVCR Ref-16845 Form IEPC-M1, Model Florida Charter School Application Ref-16846 Form IEPC-SC, Florida Standard Charter Contract Ref-16847 Florida Standard Charter Renewal Contract, Form IEPC-SCR

History of this Rule since Jan. 6, 2006

Section	Description	ID	Publish Date

Change 6A-6.0786	Model Forms for Charter School Applicants and Sponsors.	15188180	10/20/2014 Vol. 40/204
Continuation 6A-6.0786	Model Forms for Charter School Applicants and Sponsors.	15086039	9/22/2014 Vol. 40/184

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