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Code · CFR · Title 34 — Education · Part 76 · § 76.788

§ 76.788. § § 76.788

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§ 76.788 What are a charter school LEA's responsibilities under this subpart?
(a)Notice. At least 120 days before the date a charter school LEA is scheduled to open or significantly expand its enrollment, the charter school LEA or its authorized public chartering agency must provide its SEA with written notification of that date.
(b)Information.
(1)In order to receive funds, a charter school LEA must provide to the SEA any available data or information that the SEA may reasonably require to assist the SEA in estimating the amount of funds the charter school LEA may be eligible to receive under a covered program. (2)(i) Once a charter school LEA has opened or significantly expanded its enrollment, the charter school LEA must provide actual enrollment and eligibility data to the SEA at a time the SEA may reasonably require.
(ii)An SEA is not required to provide funds to a charter school LEA until the charter school LEA provides the SEA with the required actual enrollment and eligibility data.
(c)Compliance. Except as provided in § 76.791(a), or applicable statutes or regulations, a charter school LEA must establish its eligibility and comply with all applicable program requirements on the same basis as other LEAs. \[64 FR 71965, Dec. 22, 1999, as amended at 89 FR 70340, Aug. 29, 2024\]
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