Sec. 20. (a) This section applies to a nonaccredited nonpublic school. (b) As used in this section, "diploma" means a high school diploma. (c) As used in this section, "student" means an individual enrolled in a school described in subsection (a). (d) A diploma or credential issued by a person who administers a school described in subsection (a) is legally sufficient to demonstrate that the recipient of the diploma or credential has met the requirements to complete high school. (e) A state or local agency or institution of higher education in Indiana may not reject or otherwise treat a person differently based solely on a diploma or credential that is issued by a school described in subsection (a). (f) A person who administers a school described in subsection (a) has the authority to execute any document required by law, rule, regulation, or policy to provide evidence regarding: (1) the enrollment of a child in an educational program provided by a school described in subsection (a); (2) the student's full-time or part-time status; (3) the student's grades; (4) the student's transcript; or (5) any other required educational information. IC 20-32-5 Chapter 5. Expired [Pre-2005 Elementary and Secondary Education Recodification Citations: 20-32-5-1 formerly 20-10.1-16-5 20-32-5-2 formerly 20-10.1-17-3 20-32-5-3 formerly 20-10.1-16-5 20-32-5-4 formerly 20-10.1-16-4 20-32-5-5 formerly 20-10.1-16-5.2 20-32-5-6 formerly 20-10.1-16-7 20-32-5-7 formerly 20-10.1-16-7 20-32-5-8 formerly 20-10.1-16-7 20-32-5-9 formerly 20-10.1-16-7 20-32-5-10 formerly 20-10.1-16-7 20-32-5-11 formerly 20-10.1-16-7 20-32-5-12 formerly 20-10.1-16-7 20-32-5-13 formerly 20-10.1-16-7 20-32-5-14 formerly 20-10.1-16-7 20-32-5-15 formerly 20-10.1-16-8 20-32-5-16 formerly 20-10.1-16-8 20-32-5-17 formerly 20-10.1-16-9 20-32-5-18 formerly 20-10.1-16-9.1 20-32-5-19 formerly 20-10.1-16-11 20-32-5-20 formerly 20-10.1-16-12 20-32-5-21 formerly 20-10.1-16-15 20-32-5-22 formerly 20-10.1-16-10.] Expired 7-1-2018 by P.L.242-2017, SEC.40. IC 20-32-5.1 Chapter 5.1. Indiana's Learning Evaluation Assessment Readiness Network (ILEARN) Program 20-32-5.1-1 Applicability of chapter 20-32-5.1-2 Purpose 20-32-5.1-3 Indiana's Learning Evaluation Assessment Readiness Network (ILEARN) program 20-32-5.1-4 Assessment program requirements 20-32-5.1-5 Alignment of assessments to Indiana's college and career readiness educational standards 20-32-5.1-6 Duties of state board; department 20-32-5.1-7 Statewide assessment program; applicable subjects, grades, and formation; administration; subject matter; use of technology 20-32-5.1-8 Testing window; administration of end of course assessments; through-year assessment program 20-32-5.1-9 Development of United States government final exam 20-32-5.1-10 Acquisition of statewide assessment program assessments at no charge; administration of assessments by nonpublic schools 20-32-5.1-11 Students with a disability; accommodations 20-32-5.1-12 Scoring of statewide summative assessment by Indiana teachers; machine scoring 20-32-5.1-13 Reporting of proficiency of students and student scores; criteria to provide opportunity to inspect questions 20-32-5.1-14 Discussion of statewide summative assessment results at parent/teacher conference; notice offering to meet to discuss results; provision of enrichment resources 20-32-5.1-14.5 Contract with vendor to conduct statewide summative assessment 20-32-5.1-15 Public inspection of statewide summative assessment results; provision of results 20-32-5.1-16 Annual performance reports; disaggregation of test results for high ability students 20-32-5.1-17 Benchmark, formative, interim, or similar assessments; grant or reimbursement; data share agreement 20-32-5.1-18 Development of policies to improve assessment literacy 20-32-5.1-18.4 Restrictions on use of scores 20-32-5.1-18.5 Accommodations; approval of guidance or recommendations 20-32-5.1-18.6 Expired 20-32-5.1-18.8 Expired 20-32-5.1-19 Adoption of rules 20-32-5.1-20 Reading proficiency; guidance
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