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Laws and Rules

• Key Terms
  • Online Program
    Online Program means a full-time online education program or school authorized pursuant to this article that delivers a sequential program of synchronous or asynchronous instruction from a teacher to a student primarily through the use of technology via the internet in a virtual or remote setting.  Online Program does not include a supplemental program.
  • Single-District Program
    Single-district Program means an online program that serves only students who reside within a single school district or, in the case of a program authorized by one or more districts or a board of cooperative services, an online program that serves only students who reside within the authorizing districts or within the member districts of the authorizing board of cooperatives services.
  • Multi-District Program
    Multi-District Program means an online program that serves a student population drawn from two or more school districts.
  • Learning Center
    Learning Center means a facility in which a consistent group of students meets more often than once per week under the supervision of a teacher or mentor for a significant portion of a school day for the purpose of participating in an on-line program. A group of parents and students meeting repeatedly, occasionally, and informally, even if facilitated by a school, shall not constitute a “Learning Center,” and a private home shall not be considered a “Learning Center” under any circumstances.
• Summary of C.R.S. 22-30.7-101 et seq. The Online Education Act
• C.R.S. 22-30.7-101 et seq. The Online Education Act
• 1 C.C.R. 301-71 Rules for the Administration, Certification, and Oversight of Colorado Online Programs