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Code · Tennessee · Title 49 Education · Chapter 18 Course Access Program Act

49-18-109. Link to course access catalog on department’s website — Report.

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The department shall publish a link to the course access catalog in a prominent location on the department's website that includes:
A list of approved course providers;
A list of courses offered by approved providers available through the course access program;
A detailed description of the courses; and
All available student course completion and outcome data in a manner that protects student privacy in compliance with chapter 1, part 7 of this title, § 10-7-504, and the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) (20 U.S.C. § 1232g).
The department shall make publicly available each year the following information concerning the course access program:
The number of students participating in the course access program and the total number of courses in which students are enrolled;
The number of approved course providers;
The number of approved courses and the number of students enrolled in each course;
The number of courses available by subject and grade level;
The number of students enrolled in courses by subject and grade level; and
Student outcome data, including course completion rates and other approved measures.
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