IA SF2320

Students applying for concurrent enrollment at community colleges must enroll in the in-person version of a course when both in-person and online versions are available, unless the school district superintendent authorizes otherwise.

Superintendents must consider whether the student is prepared for and likely to succeed in online instruction when deciding whether to authorize enrollment in an internet-delivered course.

Superintendents may also consider other relevant factors, including potential scheduling conflicts that may impact the student's ability to attend the in-person version.

School boards must annually approve concurrent enrollment courses using locally developed criteria that ensures academic rigor and adequate preparation for postsecondary transition.

The district-to-community college sharing program applies to resident students in grades 9-12 for nonsectarian courses not offered by the student's school district.