Professional Report

CHIDLREN WITH DISABILITIES,

However, if a preschool child with a disability who is a resident of one district receives special education from another district (not through open enrollment but under an agreement between the districts), the district providing the education may require the child's district of residence to pay the tuition of the district providing the education as calculated in accordance with existing law (rather than half of that amount). When neither the child nor parent resides in Ohio and tuition is required, the amount is equal to the tuition rate computed under ORC 3317.08 plus the amount of state education aid amount in state education aid, as defined in section 3317.02. A district must admit the grandchild of a grandparent who is a legal resident of the district if the grandparent provides evidence either of a power of attorney or a caretaker authorization affidavit. It may waive tuition for children or full-time employees who wish to have their children attend the district that employs them. This includes the children of employees of an educational service center if the school district is where the parent’s job is primarily located. It must waive tuition for a child living with a person other than the parent because the parent is on active duty if: 1) the person has been appointed through a military power of attorney as the parent’s agent for the care, control, and custody of the child; and 2) the military power of attorney or similar document includes the authority to enroll the child in school. The tuition waiver continues until the end of the school year in which the military power of attorney (or comparable document) expires. A district must waive tuition for the child of a parent of a member of the national guard or a reserve unit called to active duty. The child may continue to attend school in the district in which the parent lived when called to active duty so long as the parent continues to be a legal resident of the district and regardless of where the child lives as a result of the parent’s assignment. However, the district of attendance is not responsible for providing transportation if the child lives outside of the district. It must waive tuition for a homeless child in either the “school of origin” or the school that serves the geographic area in which the child’s shelter is located. The board of education and other political subdivisions are prohibited from taxing property more than 10 mills for each dollar of valuation in any one year without the consent of the voters. These are normally called un-voted, or inside, mills. Caused by death, non-residence, resignation, removal from office, failure to qualify or absence from meetings without sufficient case, vacancies shall be filled by the remaining members at their next meeting, but not earlier than 10 days after such vacancy occurs. Each person selected to fill a board vacancy shall hold office for the shorter of the following periods: • Until the completion of the unexpired term, or • Until the first day of January immediately following the next regular election taking place more than 90 days after the person is selected.

TUITION, OUT OF STATE

3317.081 3317.08

TUITION WAIVERS

3313.64

3313.64

3313.64

3313.64

3313.64

UNVOTED MILLAGE

5705.02

VACANCIES, BOARD OF EDUCATION

3313.11

If the January 1 period is shorter, the special election will be held at the