R277-701-4

R277-701-4. Distribution and Use of Funds for AP and IB Programs

Last amended: 2025Length: 286 wordsOfficial source

Cite as Utah Admin. Code R277-701-4

(1) The Superintendent shall distribute the total allocation for Enhancement of Accelerated Students program as follows after setting aside the requisite funding described in Subsection 53F-2-408.5(3): (a) 40% of the total allocation to AP and IB programs as described in Rule R277-701; and (b) 60% of the total allocation to LEAs to support Gifted and Talented programs as described in Rule R277-707. (2)(a) The Superintendent shall determine funding to be awarded to an LEA's IB programs by: (i) the number of IB programs at each school; and (ii) the exam costs for students experiencing socioeconomic disadvantage. (b) The Superintendent shall determine 30% of the funding to be awarded for LEA AP programs by: (i) dividing the number of students enrolled in an LEA's AP classes by the total enrollment of students in AP classes throughout the state; and (ii) multiplying the result from Subsection (2)(b)(i) by 30% of the total AP allocation. (c) The Superintendent shall determine 70% of the funding to be awarded for LEA AP programs by: (i) dividing the number of students in the LEA receiving a three or higher on an AP examination by the total number of students receiving a three or higher on an AP examination throughout the state; and (ii) multiplying the result from Subsection (2)(c)(i) by 70% of the total AP allocation. (3) An LEA may use the LEA's allocation of funds for: (a) professional learning for teachers; (b) identification of underrepresented students; (c) Advanced Placement courses; (d) International Baccalaureate programs; or (e) International Baccalaureate test fees of eligible low-income students. (4) An LEA shall use at least a portion of the LEA's allocation for Advanced Placement test fees of eligible low-income students, as defined in Section 53F-2-408.5.
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