Section 254.390 Approval of Applications

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 23 EDUCATION AND CULTURAL RESOURCES › CHAPTER I: STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION › Part 254 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION › Section 254.390 Approval of Applications

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Section 254

Section 254.390  Approval of

Applications

a)         Only those applications which are submitted in accordance with

the provisions set forth in this Subpart will be considered for funding by the

State Board of Education.  Consideration of eligible recipients' plans for

funding purposes will result in the assignment of an approval status for each

such plan.  Approval of the general plan does not constitute approval for

funding purposes of all or particular segments of the plan or of programs and

courses detailed in the plan.  Individual programs set forth in the application

will be considered for approval on the basis of the following:

1)         program responsiveness to the changing nature of the labor

market, to technological advances, to the changing characteristics of the work

force, and to the academic, technical, and attitudinal development of their

students;

2)         demonstrated need for the program documented by local

employment needs by state or regional labor market information;

3)         student interest in the program documented by student interest

surveys or by actual student enrollments;

4)         program content based upon occupational task lists

disseminated by the State Board of Education and verified or modified locally

to meet specific regional needs;

5)         available instructional resources, i.e. qualified personnel,

facilities, equipment, instructional materials, and other resources necessary

for instruction based upon the program content;

6)         program length which provides the necessary hours of

instruction based upon the program content; and for continued approval,

7)         program administration and operation in accordance with state

and federal laws and regulations, including this Part

sonnel,

facilities, equipment, instructional materials, and other resources necessary

for instruction based upon the program content;

6)         program length which provides the necessary hours of

instruction based upon the program content; and for continued approval,

7)         program administration and operation in accordance with state

and federal laws and regulations, including this Part.

b)         Assignment of an approved status to a general plan for

vocational education is contingent upon each and all of the following:

1)         submission of a complete plan which meets the requirements set

forth in this Subpart;

2)         evidence of the existence of a technical advisory committee

which has provided input into the development of such plan; and

3)         inclusion in such plan of written reactions to each

recommendation resulting from any on-site visitation conducted by the State

Board of Education during the school year immediately preceding the school year

for which the plan is submitted.

c)         Plans which meet all of the conditions prescribed in

subsection (b) will be assigned an approved status.

d)         Plans which do not meet each of the conditions prescribed for

the assignment of an approved status set forth in subsection (b) will be

assigned a not approved status.

e)         Each applicant agency which submits a plan for vocational

education in accordance with requirements set forth in this Subpart will

receive a Status of Plan Report.

f)         A copy of the Status of Plan Report will be mailed to the

designated transmittal officer by the State Board of Education.

g)         Additional information requested of the applicant agency on

the Status of Plan Report shall be forwarded directly to the State Board of

Education, within 30 days of receipt of the Status Report.

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