(1) The following entities are known as an authorized online course provider and may offer online courses to eligible students through the Statewide Online Education Program: (a) a school within an LEA created exclusively for the purpose of serving students online; (b) an LEA program, approved by the LEA governing board, that is created exclusively for the purpose of serving students online; (c) a program of an institution of higher education listed in Section 53H-1-102 that: (i) offers secondary school level courses; and (ii) is created exclusively for the purpose of serving students online; and (d) a certified online course provider. (2) The state board shall approve an online course provider as a certified online course provider if the online course provider: (a) complies with the application procedures described in Section 53F-4-514; (b) meets the standards described in Section 53F-4-514; and (c) has prior experience offering online courses to secondary students. (3) The state board may revoke the approval described in Subsection (2) if the state board: (a) finds that a certified online course provider is not complying with the requirements described in Section 53F-4-514; (b) provides written notice describing the findings of non-compliance to the certified online course provider; (c) provides the certified online course provider with at least 60 days to remedy the findings of non-compliance; (d) reevaluates the findings of non-compliance at least 60 days after the certified online course provider's remedy period described in Subsection (3)(c); and (e) finds after reevaluation that the certified online course provider has failed to satisfactorily remedy the findings of non-compliance.
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