Connecticut Statutes

Title 10 - Education and Culture

Chapter 163
- Sec. 10-1. Appointment of board members.
- Sec. 10-10. Acquisition of federal surplus property.
- Sec. 10-10a. Public school information system.
- Sec. 10-11. Receipt and expenditure of federal funds and funds from private or municipal sources.
- Sec. 10-11a. Allocation to meet matching requirements of federal acts.
- Sec. 10-12. State Board of Vocational Education.
- Sec. 10-13. Appointment of physicians for vocational schools.
- Sec. 10-13a. Fees at technical institutes.
- Sec. 10-14. Expenses of the board.
- Sec. 10-14a.
- Sec. 10-2. Officers. Secretaries. Agents. Employees. "Secretary to the State Board of Education" deemed to mean "Commissioner of Education".
- Sec. 10-2a. Student Advisory Council on Education.
- Sec. 10-3. Prosecuting agents to enforce school laws.
- Sec. 10-3a. Department of Education. Commissioner. Organization of bureaus, divisions and other units. Regulations. Advisory boards.
- Sec. 10-4. Duties of board. Reports. Comprehensive plan for elementary, secondary, vocational, career and adult education.
- Sec. 10-4a. Educational interests of state identified.
- Sec. 10-4b. Complaint alleging failure or inability of board of education to implement educational interests of state. Investigation; inquiry; hearing. Remedial process. Regulations.
- Sec. 10-4c. State board to monitor state grants to local and regional boards.
- Sec. 10-4d. Advisory committee on educational equity.
- Sec. 10-4e. Coordination and planning for educational technology.
- Sec. 10-4f. State Board of Education. Copyright authority.
- Sec. 10-4g. Parental and community involvement in schools; model program; school-based teams.
- Sec. 10-4h. Grant program for telecommunications projects.
- Sec. 10-4l. Advisory committee on school district reporting requirements.
- Sec. 10-4m. Commission on Educational Excellence.
- Sec. 10-4n. Committee on Educational Equity and Excellence.
- Sec. 10-4o. (Formerly Sec. 17-605). Family resource center program. Guidelines for programs. Study. Grants.
- Sec. 10-4p. Implementation plan to achieve resource equity and equality of opportunity. Assessment. Reports.
- Sec. 10-4q. State Education Resource Center to promote equity and excellence.
- Sec. 10-5. State high school diploma; "honors diploma". Payment of fees; exceptions.
- Sec. 10-5a. Educational technology and high school graduation requirements.
- Sec. 10-5b. Department of Education web site.
- Sec. 10-7e. Occupational schools in existence on October 1, 1979.
- Sec. 10-8. Licensing of private schools for trade instruction and special occupational training.
- Sec. 10-8a. Adoption of regulations to exempt educational institutions from licensing requirements by Department of Children and Families.
- Sec. 10-8b. Teacher shortages.
- Sec. 10-8c. Accelerated cross endorsement. Former teacher certification.
- Sec. 10-9. Bequests for educational purposes.
- Secs. 10-14b to 10-14d. State Commission on Youth Services. Coordinator. Duties. Part of Education Department.
- Secs. 10-4i to 10-4k.
- Secs. 10-6 and 10-7.
- Secs. 10-7a to 10-7d.
- Secs. 10-7f to 10-7l.
- Secs. 10-7m to 10-7q.
- Secs. 10-7r to 10-7u.
Chapter 163a
- Secs. 10-14e to 10-14h. Taking of proficiency examination required for high school students. Non-high-school students eligible to take proficiency examination. Duties of State Board of Education. Effe
Chapter 163b
- Secs. 10-14i to 10-14l.
Chapter 163c
- Sec. 10-14m. Development and submission of educational evaluation and remedial assistance plan. Contents of plan.
- Sec. 10-14n. State-wide mastery examination. Certification of mastery. Limitations on use of test results. Examination in accordance with federal No Child Left Behind Act; funding. Kindergarten assess
- Sec. 10-14q. Exceptions.
- Sec. 10-14r. Regulations.
- Sec. 10-14s. Examination times.
- Secs. 10-14o and 10-14p. Compensatory education grant; financial statement of expenditures. Reports by local and regional boards re instructional improvement and student progress; assessment by state
Chapter 164
- Sec. 10-15. Towns to maintain schools.
- Sec. 10-15a. Discontinuance of kindergarten programs restricted.
- Sec. 10-15b. Access of parent or guardian to student's records. Inspection and subpoena of school or student records.
- Sec. 10-15c. Discrimination in public schools prohibited. School attendance by five-year-olds.
- Sec. 10-15d. Applicability of education statutes to the Unified School Districts and the vocational-technical schools.
- Sec. 10-15e. Applicability of education statutes to incorporated or endowed high schools or academies.
- Sec. 10-15f. Interstate Compact on Educational Opportunity for Military Children.
- Sec. 10-16. Length of school year.
- Sec. 10-16a. Silent meditation.
- Sec. 10-16b. Prescribed courses of study.
- Sec. 10-16c. State board to develop family life education curriculum guides.
- Sec. 10-16d. Family life education programs not mandatory.
- Sec. 10-16e. Students not required to participate in family life education programs.
- Sec. 10-16f. Family life programs to supplement required curriculum.
- Sec. 10-16l. Establishment of graduation date.
- Sec. 10-16m. Extended-day kindergarten. Grants.
- Sec. 10-16n. Head Start grant program. Grant allocation. Advisory committee.
- Sec. 10-16o. Development of network of school readiness programs.
- Sec. 10-16p. Definitions. Lead agency for school readiness; standards. Grant programs.
- Sec. 10-16q. School readiness program requirements. Per child cost limitation. Sliding fee scale. Waiver from schedule requirements.
- Sec. 10-16r. Local school readiness councils; duties. Regional school readiness councils.
- Sec. 10-16s. Interagency agreement on school readiness. Early Childhood Education Cabinet assessment measures. Accountability. Quality standards. Workforce development plan.
- Sec. 10-16t. Participation by five-year-olds in school readiness programs.
- Sec. 10-16u. Grants for school readiness programs in transitional school districts.
- Sec. 10-16v. After school committee established. Appointment of members. Report and recommendations. Acceptance of funding. Report to General Assembly.
- Sec. 10-16w. Preschool curriculum guidelines; technical assistance and training.
- Sec. 10-16x. After school program grant.
- Sec. 10-17. English language to be medium of instruction. Exception.
- Sec. 10-17a. Establishment of bilingual and bicultural program.
- Sec. 10-17d. Application for and receipt of federal funds.
- Sec. 10-17e. Definitions.
- Sec. 10-17f. Duties of boards of education regarding bilingual education programs. Development of state English mastery standard. Regulations.
- Sec. 10-17g. Application for grant. Annual evaluation report.
- Sec. 10-17h. Planning, development or operation of initially required bilingual program.
- Sec. 10-17i. Encouragement of increased language instruction. Proficiency in language recognized on permanent record.
- Sec. 10-17j. Request to commissioner to use certified English as a second language teacher in place of bilingual education teacher in cases of teacher shortage. Teacher exchange programs.
- Sec. 10-18. Courses in United States history, government and duties and responsibilities of citizenship.
- Sec. 10-18a. Contents of textbooks and other general instructional materials.
- Sec. 10-18b. Development of curriculum guides for firearm safety programs.
- Sec. 10-18c. Firearm safety programs. Exemption from participation.
- Sec. 10-19. Teaching about alcohol, nicotine or tobacco, drugs and acquired immune deficiency syndrome. Training of personnel.
- Sec. 10-19a. Superintendent to designate substance abuse prevention team. Training of team members.
- Sec. 10-19b. Advisory councils on drug abuse prevention.
- Sec. 10-19c. Program for careers in information technology.
- Sec. 10-19d. High school mathematics and science challenge pilot program.
- Sec. 10-19e. "Future Scholars" pilot matching grant program.
- Sec. 10-19m. (Formerly Sec. 17a-39). *(See end of section for amended version of subsection (c) and effective date.) Youth service bureaus. Annual report. Regulations.
- Sec. 10-19n. (Formerly Sec. 17a-40). State aid for establishment and expansion of youth service bureaus.
- Sec. 10-19o. (Formerly Sec. 17a-40a). Youth service bureau grant program.
- Sec. 10-19p. (Formerly Sec. 17a-41). Assistance to youth service bureaus.
- Sec. 10-19q. Enhancement grant for youth service bureaus.
- Sec. 10-20. Comptroller may withhold school money.
- Sec. 10-20a. Connecticut career certificate program.
- Sec. 10-20b. Connecticut career certificate. Compliance with federal laws and regulations, required.
- Sec. 10-20c. Issuance of Connecticut career certification. Credit for program.
- Sec. 10-20d. Grants for support of Connecticut career certificate programs.
- Sec. 10-20e. Awarding of grants.
- Sec. 10-20f. Retention of appropriated funds, when.
- Sec. 10-21. Vocational guidance.
- Sec. 10-21a. Accredited courses offered by employers.
- Sec. 10-21b. Programs offered jointly by boards of education and business firms; neighborhood assistance.
- Sec. 10-21c. Donation of teaching services by private sector specialists; neighborhood assistance.
- Sec. 10-21f. Career ladder programs.
- Sec. 10-21g. "Generation Next" pilot program.
- Sec. 10-24.
- Sec. 10-24a. (Formerly Sec. 14-157). State grants for motor vehicle operation and highway safety course.
- Sec. 10-24b. Fee when course offered outside regular school hours.
- Sec. 10-24c. Grants for motor vehicle operation and highway safety courses in private secondary schools.
- Sec. 10-24d.
- Sec. 10-24e. Regulations concerning content of safe driving course.
- Sec. 10-25. Secondary education for veterans.
- Sec. 10-26. Education grant to child of deceased or disabled veteran or missing in action member of armed forces.
- Sec. 10-27. International studies, exchange programs. Advisory committee.
- Sec. 10-27a. International education programs, recognition of schools and partnership programs.
- Sec. 10-28.
- Sec. 10-28a. Advice and assistance to school library media centers.
- Sec. 10-28b. School volunteers; information and assistance about; state-wide coordinator; state plan.
- Sec. 10-29. Library service center in Middlesex County.
- Sec. 10-29a. Certain days, weeks and months to be proclaimed by Governor. Distribution and number of proclamations.
- Sec. 10-29b. Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Commission.
- Sec. 10-33. Tuition in towns in which no high school is maintained.
- Sec. 10-34. Approval by state board of incorporated or endowed high school or academy.
- Sec. 10-35. Notice of discontinuance of high school service to nonresidents. Cooperative arrangements and school building projects for school accommodations.
- Sec. 10-36. Agreements with Gilbert School and Woodstock Academy.
- Sec. 10-38a. Maintenance of postsecondary schools.
- Sec. 10-38j. Recommendations for expansion of higher educational opportunities.
- Sec. 10-39. Temporary regional school study committee.
- Sec. 10-40. Appointment of committee members.
- Sec. 10-41. Officers and records of committee.
- Sec. 10-42. Expenses of committee.
- Sec. 10-43. Reports to towns. Dissolution of committee.
- Sec. 10-44. Disposition of committee records.
- Sec. 10-45. Referendum on establishment of regional districts or addition or withdrawal of grades.
- Sec. 10-46. Regional board of education.
- Sec. 10-46a. Transfer of responsibility to regional board.
- Sec. 10-47. Powers of regional board. Meetings.
- Sec. 10-47a. Withdrawal of grades.
- Sec. 10-47b. Addition or withdrawal of grades.
- Sec. 10-47c. Amendment of plan.
- Sec. 10-49a. Site in town outside district.
- Sec. 10-50. Admission of adjacent town to district.
- Sec. 10-51. Fiscal year. Budget. Payments by member towns; adjustments to payments. Investment of funds. Temporary borrowing. Reserve funds.
- Sec. 10-51a. Petition to determine deficiency in town payment.
- Sec. 10-51b. Reserve fund for employee sick leave and severance benefits.
- Sec. 10-52. Adult education.
- Sec. 10-53. Application of education statutes.
- Sec. 10-54. Transportation grants.
- Sec. 10-55. Pupils to attend regional school.
- Sec. 10-56. Corporate powers. Bond issues.
- Sec. 10-58a. Default of district in payment on bonds or notes. Withholding of state aid.
- Sec. 10-59. Fiscal year. Budget.
- Sec. 10-60. Borrowing in addition to bonds.
- Sec. 10-60a. Refunding bonds.
- Sec. 10-63a. Vote for withdrawal of town or dissolution of district.
- Sec. 10-63b. Committee to study issues relating to withdrawal or dissolution.
- Sec. 10-63c. Report of committee.
- Sec. 10-63f. Obligations not affected by action.
- Sec. 10-63g. Withdrawal and dissolution restricted.
- Sec. 10-63h. Applicability to existing regional school districts.
- Sec. 10-63i. Regional school district established before June 24, 1969.
- Sec. 10-63j. "Representation", defined.
- Sec. 10-63k. Regional school reapportionment committee.
- Sec. 10-63l. Powers of regional school reapportionment committee.
- Sec. 10-63m. Approval or rejection of plan recommended by regional school reapportionment committee.
- Sec. 10-63n. Referendum for regional school reapportionment. Establishment of plan.
- Sec. 10-63o. Execution of reapportionment plan.
- Sec. 10-63p. Time limits for reapportionment. Right to compel compliance.
- Sec. 10-63q. Notification as to constitutionality of regional board representation following decennial census.
- Sec. 10-63r. Establishment of new plan of representation permitted after initial reapportionment.
- Sec. 10-63s. Duties of Commissioner of Education. Actions of regional board to be by weighted vote.
- Sec. 10-63t. Applicability of reapportionment requirements.
- Sec. 10-64. Establishment of regional agricultural science and technology education centers. Moratorium; exception. Tuition and transportation.
- Sec. 10-65. Grants for constructing and operating agricultural science and technology education centers. Tuition charges.
- Sec. 10-65a. Plan to increase racial and ethnic diversity.
- Sec. 10-65b. Provision of student's nonagricultural academic courses; shared-time arrangements.
- Sec. 10-66. Regulations.
- Sec. 10-66a. Establishment.
- Sec. 10-66aa. Charter schools: Definitions.
- Sec. 10-66b. Operation and management. Board.
- Sec. 10-66bb. Application process and requirements. Charter renewal. Probation. Revocation.
- Sec. 10-66c. Powers of board of center.
- Sec. 10-66cc. School profile. Report.
- Sec. 10-66d. Participation by boards of education and nonpublic schools.
- Sec. 10-66dd. School professionals employed in charter schools. Charter schools subject to laws governing public schools; exceptions; waivers.
- Sec. 10-66e. Payment of expenses.
- Sec. 10-66ee. Charter school funding. Special education students. Transportation. Contracts.
- Sec. 10-66f. Participation in programs of other centers. Joint action by centers.
- Sec. 10-66ff. Powers. Liability limited. Participation in Short-Term Investment Fund.
- Sec. 10-66g. Budget and projected revenues statement. Annual audit.
- Sec. 10-66gg. Report to General Assembly.
- Sec. 10-66h. Annual evaluation of programs and services.
- Sec. 10-66hh. Program to assist charter schools with capital expenses.
- Sec. 10-66i. Applicability of statutes. Receipt of payments.
- Sec. 10-66ii. Report on best practices employed by charter schools.
- Sec. 10-66j. Regulations. Annual grants, proportional reduction. Requirement for use of part of grant. Support of regional efforts to recruit and retain minority educators and support of collection an
- Sec. 10-66jj. Bond authorization for program to assist charter schools with capital expenses.
- Sec. 10-66k. Revocation of participation; effect on pledge for security of bonds. Existence of center and repayment of obligations.
- Sec. 10-66kk. Governing council. Internet posting of meeting schedules, agendas and minutes. Membership.
- Sec. 10-66l. Boards of education may join center within or outside area.
- Sec. 10-66ll. Random audits of charter schools.
- Sec. 10-66m. Other cooperative agreements not affected.
- Sec. 10-66n. Grants for identifying and disseminating information re exemplary classroom projects.
- Sec. 10-66o. Provision of goods and services to boards of education.
- Sec. 10-66p. Allocation and expenditure of funds for professional development services, technical assistance and evaluation activities.
- Sec. 10-67. Definitions.
- Sec. 10-68. Appointment of director of adult education.
- Sec. 10-69. Adult education.
- Sec. 10-70. Rooms and personnel.
- Sec. 10-71. State grants for adult education programs.
- Sec. 10-71a. State grants for adult education programs. Eligibility requirements.
- Sec. 10-73a. Adult education fees and charges; waivers. Adult education school activity fund.
- Sec. 10-73b. Grants for adult education services or programs conforming to state plan.
- Sec. 10-73c. State Board of Education administrative expenses for adult education.
- Sec. 10-73d. Request of certain students to attend adult education classes. Assignment.
- Sec. 10-74. State aid for schools for non-English-speaking adults.
- Sec. 10-74a. Summer courses. Charges.
- Sec. 10-74b. Grants for remedial summer school programs.
- Sec. 10-74c. Grants for young parents programs.
- Sec. 10-74d. Grants for interdistrict cooperative programs.
- Sec. 10-74e. Basic Education Training Team for Employment Readiness; state match.
- Sec. 10-74f. School reorganization model.
- Sec. 10-74g. CommPACT schools.
- Sec. 10-76a. Definitions.
- Sec. 10-76b. State supervision of special education programs and services. Regulations. Coordinating agency.
- Sec. 10-76c. Receipt and use of money and personal property.
- Sec. 10-76d. Duties and powers of boards of education to provide special education programs and services. Determination of eligibility for Medicaid. Development of individualized education program. Pl
- Sec. 10-76dd. Special education supervisory personnel.
- Sec. 10-76e. School construction grant for cooperative regional special education facilities.
- Sec. 10-76ee. Administrative representative required for planning and placement team meetings.
- Sec. 10-76f. Definition of terms used in formula for state aid for special education.
- Sec. 10-76ff. Procedures for determining if a child requires special education.
- Sec. 10-76g. State aid for special education.
- Sec. 10-76gg. Information on race, ethnicity and disability category of children requiring special education.
- Sec. 10-76h. Special education hearing and review procedure. Mediation of disputes.
- Sec. 10-76hh. Prohibition on deduction of Medicaid reimbursement in determination of grant payments.
- Sec. 10-76i. Advisory Council for Special Education.
- Sec. 10-76j. Five-year plan for special education.
- Sec. 10-76k. (Formerly Sec. 10-76i). Development of experimental educational programs.
- Sec. 10-76l. Annual evaluation of special education programs.
- Sec. 10-76m. Auditing of claims for special education assistance.
- Sec. 10-76n. Special Education Resource Center.
- Sec. 10-76o. Special education at the Gilbert School, Norwich Free Academy and Woodstock Academy.
- Sec. 10-76p. Reimbursement where state agency makes private placement.
- Sec. 10-76q. Special education at regional vocational-technical schools.
- Sec. 10-76r. Grant payment for certain special education placements for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1983.
- Sec. 10-76s. Special education study committee.
- Sec. 10-76t. Definitions re primary mental health program.
- Sec. 10-76u. School-based primary mental health programs established. Grants to boards of education.
- Sec. 10-76v. Program components. Duties of mental health professionals. Parental consent required.
- Sec. 10-76w. Duties of department re primary mental health program.
- Sec. 10-76x. Boards of education to contribute to program. Misuse of grants.
- Sec. 10-76y. Assistive devices.
- Sec. 10-91f. Costs of education of child placed in community residence or child-care facility.
- Sec. 10-92. Education at Newington Children's Hospital.
- Sec. 10-92a. Use of supplemental resources for children not eligible for special education.
- Sec. 10-94e. Exemption of career education program students from certain labor laws while working therein.
- Sec. 10-94f. Definitions.
- Sec. 10-94g. Commissioner of Education to appoint surrogate parent. Procedure for objection to or extension of said appointment.
- Sec. 10-94h. Duration of appointment as surrogate parent. Appointment of successor surrogate parent.
- Sec. 10-94i. Rights and liabilities of surrogate parents.
- Sec. 10-94j. Regulations re appointment of surrogate parents.
- Sec. 10-94k. Funding of surrogate parent program.
- Sec. 10-95. Vocational-technical schools. Accreditation status. Accountability.
- Sec. 10-95a. Student activity programs at state regional vocational-technical schools.
- Sec. 10-95e. Vocational Education Extension Fund. Apprenticeship account.
- Sec. 10-95h. Advisory committee on regional vocational-technical schools.
- Sec. 10-95i. Long-range plan of priorities and goals for the regional vocational-technical school system. Trade programs. Capital equipment plan.
- Sec. 10-95j. Information on admissions, faculty and efforts to strengthen public awareness of the regional vocational-technical schools and the role of school craft committees.
- Sec. 10-95k. Biennial report to the General Assembly.
- Sec. 10-95l. Training programs for certified employees.
- Sec. 10-95m. Study of relationship between admissions scores and performance.
- Sec. 10-95n. Military recruiting on campus.
- Sec. 10-97. Transportation to vocational schools.
- Sec. 10-98. Vocational agricultural training.
- Sec. 10-98a. Workforce needs.
- Sec. 10-99. Industrial account.
- Sec. 10-99e.
- Secs. 10-100 to 10-108.
- Secs. 10-108a to 10-108f.
- Secs. 10-109d and 10-110.
- Secs. 10-109 to 10-109c.
- Secs. 10-111 and 10-112. Practice schools. Scholarships.
- Secs. 10-113 to 10-116a.
- Secs. 10-116b to 10-116k. State Scholarship Commission. Eligibility for financial assistance; award and amount; limitations for postgraduate study. Duties of Commission for Higher Education. Scholarsh
- Secs. 10-116l to 10-116s.
- Secs. 10-16g to 10-16k. Increased student time on task; grants. Application for grants; selection criteria. Project evaluations; statement of expenditures. Assistance and information to school distric
- Secs. 10-17b and 10-17c. Instruction bilingually and biculturally; procedures, materials and equipment; purpose. Advice and assistance of state board; evaluation of programs.
- Secs. 10-19f to 10-19l.
- Secs. 10-21d and 10-21e. School-Business Forum; membership; procedures. School-Business Forum; responsibilities; termination.
- Secs. 10-22 and 10-23. Instruction in music. Instruction on highway safety.
- Secs. 10-30 and 10-30a. Certain days to be proclaimed by Governor; distribution and number of proclamations. Proclamation of Hat Day prohibited.
- Secs. 10-31 and 10-32. Establishment and maintenance. Duties of town board of education.
- Secs. 10-37 and 10-38. Transportation within the town. Joint high schools.
- Secs. 10-38b to 10-38i.
- Secs. 10-38k and 10-38l.
- Secs. 10-48 and 10-49. Relocation of site. Site in town outside district.
- Secs. 10-57 and 10-58. Debt limitation. Investment of proceeds of bond issue.
- Secs. 10-61 to 10-63. Withdrawal of town. Dissolution of district. Payment of indebtedness on dissolution of district.
- Secs. 10-63d and 10-63e. Submission of final plan; publication of notice. Special town meetings on proposal.
- Secs. 10-63u to 10-63y. Effective date of reapportionment requirements of sections 10-46(a) and 10-63j to 10-63u, inclusive. Withdrawal from or dissolution of regional school districts in existence on
- Secs. 10-66q to 10-66z.
- Secs. 10-72 and 10-73. Exemption may be granted by state board. Schools for non-English-speaking adults.
- Secs. 10-75 to 10-75k and 10-76. Educationally exceptional children. Children requiring special education. Records. Services. Children excluded from school, when. Programs. State aid. State board to c
- Secs. 10-76bb and 10-76cc. Plans for programs and services for certain children requiring special education. Reimbursement for expenditures to develop plans.
- Secs. 10-76z and 10-76aa.
- Secs. 10-77 to 10-91. Education of physically or mentally handicapped children, generally.
- Secs. 10-91a to 10-91e. State-wide system of early intervention services: Definitions; regulations; termination; coordinating council; Medicaid reimbursement; limitation on use of funds; sliding scale
- Secs. 10-93 to 10-94d. Statement of costs of educational program. Grant to Newington Children's Hospital. Out-of-state education of perceptually handicapped children. Program for socially and emot
- Secs. 10-95b to 10-95d. East shore career education center. Vocational Education Extension Fund. Fees for evening vocational education program.
- Secs. 10-95f and 10-95g.
- Secs. 10-96 to 10-96b. Standards of approval and grants-in-aid for vocational schools and industrial arts programs; evaluation of vocational and occupational programs. Master plan for vocational and c
- Secs. 10-99a to 10-99d. Development of career and vocational education plans; review by state board. Grants. Annual reports. Administrative costs.
Chapter 165
- Sec. 10-119b. (Formerly Sec. 10-119a). Waiver of fees for persons over sixty-two.
- Sec. 10-120.
- Sec. 10-131a. Contracts with industrial firms for research and development programs.
- Sec. 10-141j. Annual report of the Connecticut Health Center.
- Sec. 10-144d. Advisory Council for Teacher Professional Standards.
- Sec. 10-144e. Advisory Council for School Administrator Professional Standards.
- Secs. 10-117 to 10-119a.
- Secs. 10-121 and 10-122. Gifts to university. Appointment and compensation of professional staff.
- Secs. 10-123 to 10-131.
- Secs. 10-132 to 10-141i.
- Secs. 10-141k and 10-141l.
- Secs. 10-142 to 10-144c.
- Secs. 10-144f to 10-144n.
Chapter 166
- Sec. 10-144o. Definitions.
- Sec. 10-145. Certificate necessary to employment. Forfeiture for noncompliance. Substitute teachers.
- Sec. 10-145a. (Formerly Sec. 10-146). *(See end of section for amended version of subsection (d) and effective date.) Certificates of qualification. Specific components of teacher preparation programs
- Sec. 10-145b. Teaching certificates.
- Sec. 10-145c. Election of persons certified provisionally before July 1, 1974.
- Sec. 10-145d. State board regulations for teacher certificates. Certification of school business administrators; membership in teachers' retirement system; applicability of teacher tenure law. Cer
- Sec. 10-145e. Certification for occupational subjects.
- Sec. 10-145f. Testing for prospective teachers.
- Sec. 10-145g. Regulations.
- Sec. 10-145h. Requirements for certification as a bilingual education teacher.
- Sec. 10-145i. Limitation on issuance and reissuance of certificates, authorizations or permits to certain individuals.
- Sec. 10-145j. Employment of national corps of teachers' training program graduates.
- Sec. 10-145k. Issuance of international teacher permit.
- Sec. 10-146.
- Sec. 10-146a. Advisory board on state certification of teachers.
- Sec. 10-146b. Extension of period to complete requirements for teaching certificate. Renewal of certificate, authorization or permit that expires while holder is on active duty with armed forces of Un
- Sec. 10-146c. Interstate Agreement on Qualification of Educational Personnel.
- Sec. 10-146d. Commissioner of Education as agent for state.
- Sec. 10-146e. Filing of contracts under agreement.
- Sec. 10-146f. Waiver of certification requirements for bilingual teachers.
- Sec. 10-149. Qualifications for coaches of intramural and interscholastic athletics.
- Sec. 10-149a. Felony conviction or fine pursuant to mandated reporting provisions. Notification by state's attorney.
- Sec. 10-151. Employment of teachers. Definitions. Notice and hearing on failure to renew or termination of contract. Appeal.
- Sec. 10-151a. Access of teacher to supervisory records and reports in personnel file.
- Sec. 10-151b. Evaluation by superintendents of certain educational personnel.
- Sec. 10-151c. Nondisclosure of records of teacher performance and evaluation. Exceptions.
- Sec. 10-152. Discrimination in salaries of teachers.
- Sec. 10-153. Discrimination on account of marital status.
- Sec. 10-153a. Rights concerning professional organization and negotiations. Duty of fair representation. Annual service fees negotiable item.
- Sec. 10-153b. Selection of teachers' representatives.
- Sec. 10-153c. Disputes as to elections.
- Sec. 10-153d. Meeting between board of education and fiscal authority required. Duty to negotiate. Procedure if legislative body rejects contract.
- Sec. 10-153e. Prohibited practices of employers, employees and representatives. Hearing before State Board of Labor Relations. Appeal. Penalty.
- Sec. 10-153f. Mediation and arbitration of disagreements.
- Sec. 10-153g. Negotiations concerning salaries, hours and other conditions of employment unaffected by special acts, charters, ordinances.
- Sec. 10-153h. Appropriation.
- Sec. 10-153i. Designation of statutory agent for service of process.
- Sec. 10-153j. The making of service of process, notice or demand.
- Sec. 10-153k. Teacher Negotiation Act applies to incorporated or endowed high schools or academies.
- Sec. 10-153l. Applicability of employment of teachers statute and teacher negotiation law to incorporated or endowed high schools or academies.
- Sec. 10-153m. Payment of attorney's fees in proceedings to vacate or confirm teacher grievance arbitration awards.
- Sec. 10-153n. Applicability of employment of teachers statute and teacher negotiation law to the Gilbert School in Winchester.
- Sec. 10-153o. Review of performance of arbitration panel members.
- Sec. 10-153p to 10-153r. Summary of results of contract negotiations. Monitoring of major economic provisions of contracts. Report concerning contracts to General Assembly.
- Sec. 10-154. Homes and transportation for teachers.
- Sec. 10-154a. Professional communications between teacher or nurse and student. Surrender of physical evidence obtained from students.
- Sec. 10-155. Emergency teacher training program.
- Sec. 10-155cc. Definitions.
- Sec. 10-155d. Preparation of teachers. Alternate route programs for teachers, administrators and early childhood education teachers.
- Sec. 10-155e. Development of programs to assist paraprofessionals to fulfill state certification requirements. Report to General Assembly.
- Sec. 10-155f. Residency requirement prohibited.
- Sec. 10-155g. Educational Excellence Trust Fund.
- Sec. 10-155h. Educational excellence program administered by department. Governor to recommend appropriation for.
- Sec. 10-155i. Pilot program to assist paraprofessionals.
- Sec. 10-155j. Development of paraprofessionals.
- Sec. 10-155k. School Paraprofessional Advisory Council.
- Sec. 10-155l. Minority teacher recruitment.
- Sec. 10-155m.
- Sec. 10-156. Sick leave.
- Sec. 10-156a. Duty-free lunch period.
- Sec. 10-156b. Tenure and sick leave rights of teacher on regionalization of school and on dissolution of regional school district.
- Sec. 10-156c. Military leave.
- Sec. 10-156d. Reemployment after military leave.
- Sec. 10-156e. Employees of boards of education permitted to serve as elected officials; exception.
- Sec. 10-157. Superintendents: Relationship to local or regional board of education; verification of certification status; waiver of certification; written contract of employment; evaluation of superin
- Sec. 10-157a. Superintendent for more than one town.
- Sec. 10-158. Superintendent for more than one town. Supervision districts.
- Sec. 10-158a. Cooperative arrangements among towns. School building projects. Student transportation.
- Secs. 10-147 and 10-148. Kindergarten certificates. Teacher to have certificate.
- Secs. 10-150 and 10-150a. School registers.
- Secs. 10-155a to 10-155c. Cooperative arrangements for teacher training. Subcommittee and advisory committee for program. State grants.
- Secs. 10-155dd to 10-155gg. Grants to implement comprehensive professional development plans. Planning grants to develop or revise teacher evaluation programs. Grants to implement, assess and improve
- Secs. 10-155n to 10-155q. Teacher career incentive programs. Applications for grants; selection criteria. Project evaluations; statement of expenditures. Grant program administration.
- Secs. 10-155r and 10-155s.
- Secs. 10-155t to 10-155bb. Advisory commission on career incentives and teacher evaluation. Election to participate in programs; appointment of panels. Local teacher evaluation plans. Presentation of
- Secs. 10-159 and 10-159a. Supervisory service by State Board of Education. Election to receive grant in lieu of supervisory service.
Chapter 167
- Sec. 10-180c. Administration of retirement funds for teachers at E. O. Smith School.
- Secs. 10-160 to 10-180b. Definitions. Extra duty or coaching. Retirement system and retirement association. Teachers' Retirement Board. Bylaws, regulations and funds. Retirement qualifications. Co
- Secs. 10-181 to 10-183a. Certain towns reimbursed. Insurance deductions. Participation in hospital insurance benefits under Social Security Act. Substitute teaching or temporary employment by retired
Chapter 167a
- Sec. 10-183aa. Disability allowance.
- Sec. 10-183b. Definitions.
- Sec. 10-183bb. Suspension or reduction of retirement income payments during disability.
- Sec. 10-183c. Teachers' retirement system established. Benefits contractual.
- Sec. 10-183cc. Payments on behalf of minor or legally incapable payees.
- Sec. 10-183d. Members of association to become members of system.
- Sec. 10-183dd. Retirement contributions; quarterly allocations.
- Sec. 10-183e. Credited service.
- Sec. 10-183ee. Unclaimed contributions transferred to pension reserve account. Procedure for claiming.
- Sec. 10-183f. Benefit eligibility.
- Sec. 10-183ff. Erroneous payments; adjustment, repayment or refund. Erroneous invoices; purchase of additional credited service.
- Sec. 10-183g. Benefit rates. Commencing and ending dates.
- Sec. 10-183gg. Part-time service. Determination of benefits.
- Sec. 10-183h. Death benefits.
- Sec. 10-183hh. Credit for certain service as a school nurse.
- Sec. 10-183i. Member's voluntary contributions. Limitations.
- Sec. 10-183ii. Mailing date for benefit checks. Electronic transmission of benefit payments.
- Sec. 10-183j. Benefit options. Period certain. Coparticipant's option.
- Sec. 10-183jj. Retirement incentive plans for teachers.
- Sec. 10-183k. Termination of membership prior to retirement.
- Sec. 10-183kk. Employer pick up of mandatory contributions commencing July 1, 1991.
- Sec. 10-183l. Teachers' Retirement Board. Valuation of fund.
- Sec. 10-183ll. Supplemental retirement benefit for certain members whose retirement became effective between July 1, 1989, and November 1, 1989.
- Sec. 10-183m. Custody of funds.
- Sec. 10-183mm. Continuation of membership during service as elected official.
- Sec. 10-183n. Duties of teachers' employers. Transmission of deductions.
- Sec. 10-183nn. Review and adoption of revised actuarial assumptions. Publication in House and Senate journals.
- Sec. 10-183o. Payments to retirement board for persons in armed forces.
- Sec. 10-183oo. Subsidy for certain members.
- Sec. 10-183p. Transfers between state employees retirement system, teachers' retirement system and alternate retirement program.
- Sec. 10-183pp. Benefits readjusted for certain members.
- Sec. 10-183q. Funds not assignable and exempt from attachment.
- Sec. 10-183qq. Bond authorization for a portion of unfunded liability of Teachers' Retirement Fund.
- Sec. 10-183r. Funding of system.
- Sec. 10-183rr. No credit for improperly certified teacher.
- Sec. 10-183s. Reimbursement of municipalities.
- Sec. 10-183t. Health insurance: Plans maintained by Teachers' Retirement Board and boards of education; state payment of premiums on behalf of members; use of one per cent voluntary contributions.
- Sec. 10-183u. Participation in hospital insurance benefits under Social Security Act.
- Sec. 10-183v. Reemployment of teachers.
- Sec. 10-183w. Retirement at age seventy. Exception.
- Sec. 10-183x. Benefits under prior law preserved.
- Sec. 10-183y. Appeal to board for reconsideration.
- Sec. 10-183z. Funding of system on actuarial reserve basis. Use of funds.
Chapter 168
- Sec. 10-184. Duties of parents. School attendance age requirements.
- Sec. 10-184a. Refusal of certain parents to consent to use of special education programs or services.
- Sec. 10-184b. Waiver provisions not applicable to equivalent instruction authority of parents.
- Sec. 10-185. Penalty.
- Sec. 10-186. Duties of local and regional boards of education re school attendance. Hearings. Appeals to state board. Establishment of hearing board.
- Sec. 10-187. Appeal from finding of hearing board.
- Sec. 10-188. Private schools and instruction.
- Sec. 10-193. Certificate of age for minors in certain occupations.
- Sec. 10-194. Penalty.
- Sec. 10-195. Evidence of age.
- Sec. 10-196. Agents.
- Sec. 10-197. Penalty for employment of child under fourteen.
- Sec. 10-198. False statement as to age.
- Sec. 10-198a. Policies and procedures concerning truants.
- Sec. 10-199. Attendance officers. Duties.
- Sec. 10-200. Habitual truants.
- Sec. 10-201. Fees for arresting truants.
- Sec. 10-202. Warrant and hearing.
- Sec. 10-202e. Policy on dropout prevention.
- Sec. 10-202f. Dropout prevention grant program.
- Secs. 10-189 to 10-192. Leaving certificate. Educationally retarded children, exception. Physical examination. Employer's duty upon receiving leaving certificate.
- Secs. 10-202a to 10-202d. Dropout prevention pilot program; establishment. Attendance plan. Testing; inventory of skills and interests. Programs and services; assistance; report.
Chapter 169
- Sec. 10-203. Compliance with public health statutes and regulations.
- Sec. 10-203a. Guidelines re physical health needs of students. Optional adoption of plans by local and regional boards of education.
- Sec. 10-204. Vaccination.
- Sec. 10-204a. Required immunizations.
- Sec. 10-204b. Rubella immunization.
- Sec. 10-204c. Immunity from liability.
- Sec. 10-205. Appointment of school medical advisors.
- Sec. 10-206. Health assessments.
- Sec. 10-206a. Free health assessments.
- Sec. 10-206b. Tests for lead levels in Head Start programs.
- Sec. 10-206c. Annual report on whether pupil has health insurance.
- Sec. 10-207. Duties of medical advisors.
- Sec. 10-208. Exemption from examination or treatment.
- Sec. 10-208a. Physical activity of student restricted; boards to honor notice.
- Sec. 10-209. Records not to be public. Provision of reports to schools.
- Sec. 10-210. Notice of disease to be given parent or guardian.
- Sec. 10-211. Notice to state board.
- Sec. 10-212. School nurses and nurse practitioners. Administration of medications by parents or guardians on school grounds. Criminal history records checks.
- Sec. 10-212a. Administration of medications in schools, at athletic events and to children in school readiness programs.
- Sec. 10-212b. Policies prohibiting the recommendation of psychotropic drugs by school personnel.
- Sec. 10-212c. Life-threatening food allergies: Guidelines; district plans.
- Sec. 10-213. Dental hygienists.
- Sec. 10-214. Vision, audiometric and postural screenings: When required; notification of parents re defects; record of results.
- Sec. 10-214a. Eye-protective devices.
- Sec. 10-214b. Compliance report by local or regional board of education.
- Sec. 10-215. Lunches, breakfasts and other feeding programs for public school children and employees.
- Sec. 10-215a. Nonpublic school and nonprofit agency participation in feeding programs.
- Sec. 10-215b. Duties of State Board of Education re feeding programs.
- Sec. 10-215c. Annual report.
- Sec. 10-215d. Regulations re nutrition standards for school breakfasts and lunches.
- Sec. 10-215e. Nutrition standards for food that is not part of lunch or breakfast program.
- Sec. 10-215f. Certification that food meets nutrition standards.
- Sec. 10-215g. In-classroom school breakfast pilot program.
- Sec. 10-216. Payment of expenses.
- Sec. 10-217. Penalty.
- Sec. 10-217a. Health services for children in private nonprofit schools. Payments from the state, towns in which children reside and private nonprofit schools.
- Sec. 10-217b. Appropriation.
- Sec. 10-217c. Definitions.
- Sec. 10-217d. Warning labels.
- Sec. 10-217e. Purchase of art or craft materials by local or regional school districts.
- Sec. 10-217f. Availability of lists of carcinogenic substances, potential human carcinogens and certain toxic substances.
- Sec. 10-217g. Exemptions.
Chapter 170
- Sec. 10-218. Officers. Meetings.
- Sec. 10-218a. Oath of office.
- Sec. 10-219. Procedure for filling vacancy on local board of education.
- Sec. 10-220. Duties of boards of education.
- Sec. 10-220a. *(See end of section for amended version and effective date.) In-service training. Professional development. Institutes for educators. Cooperating and beginning teacher programs, regulat
- Sec. 10-220b. Policy statement on drugs.
- Sec. 10-220c. Transportation of children over private roads. Immunity from liability.
- Sec. 10-220d. Student recruitment by regional and interdistrict specialized schools and programs. Recruitment of athletes prohibited.
- Sec. 10-220e. Foster children count.
- Sec. 10-220f. Safety committee.
- Sec. 10-220g. Policy on weighted grading for honors and advanced placement classes.
- Sec. 10-220h. Transfer of student records.
- Sec. 10-220i. Transportation of students carrying cartridge injectors.
- Sec. 10-220j. Blood glucose self-testing by children. Guidelines.
- Sec. 10-221. Boards of education to prescribe rules, policies and procedures.
- Sec. 10-221a. High school graduation requirements. Diplomas for veterans of World War II.
- Sec. 10-221b. Boards of education to establish written uniform policy re treatment of recruiters.
- Sec. 10-221c. Development of policy for reporting complaints re school transportation safety. Reporting of accidents at school bus stops.
- Sec. 10-221d. Criminal history records checks of school personnel. Fingerprinting. Termination or dismissal.
- Sec. 10-221e. Intradistrict student assignment programs.
- Sec. 10-221f. School uniforms.
- Sec. 10-221g. Instructional time and facility usage assessment.
- Sec. 10-221h. Plan to improve reading skills.
- Sec. 10-221i. Technical assistance. Standard of reading competency.
- Sec. 10-221j. Early Reading Success Panel.
- Sec. 10-221k. Assessments by priority school districts of need related to goal of reading success.
- Sec. 10-221l. State-Wide Early Reading Success Institute.
- Sec. 10-221m. Development and implementation of in-service reading instruction training program by priority school districts.
- Sec. 10-221n. Independent evaluation.
- Sec. 10-221o. Lunch periods. Recess.
- Sec. 10-221p. Boards to make available for purchase nutritious and low-fat foods.
- Sec. 10-221q. Sale of beverages.
- Sec. 10-222. Appropriations and budget. Financial information system.
- Sec. 10-222a. Boards to have use of funds from repayment and insurance proceeds for school materials and from payment for custodial services for use of school facilities.
- Sec. 10-222b. Board to have use of funds from the Manville property damage settlement trust.
- Sec. 10-222c. Hiring policy.
- Sec. 10-222d. Policy on bullying behavior.
- Sec. 10-222e. Policy on evaluation and termination of athletic coaches.
- Sec. 10-222f. College informational forums.
- Sec. 10-222g. Prevention and intervention strategy re bullying.
- Sec. 10-222h. (Note: This section is effective July 1, 2009.) Analysis of bullying policies.
- Sec. 10-223. Separate high school accounts.
- Sec. 10-223a. Promotion and graduation policies. Basic skills necessary for graduation; assessment process.
- Sec. 10-223e. State-wide education accountability plan and possible actions. Study of academic achievement.
- Sec. 10-223f. Pilot program for inclusion of charter school data to determine a district's adequate yearly progress.
- Sec. 10-224. Duties of the secretary.
- Sec. 10-225. Salaries of secretary and attendance officers.
- Sec. 10-226. Reports to Commissioner of Education.
- Sec. 10-226a. Documentation of pupils and teachers of racial minorities and pupils eligible for free or reduced price lunches.
- Sec. 10-226b. Existence of racial imbalance.
- Sec. 10-226c. Plan to correct imbalance.
- Sec. 10-226d. Approval of plan by state board.
- Sec. 10-226e. Regulations.
- Sec. 10-226f. Coordinator of intergroup relations.
- Sec. 10-226g. Intergroup relations training for teachers.
- Sec. 10-226h. Programs and methods to reduce racial, ethnic and economic isolation.
- Sec. 10-227. Returns of receipts, expenditures and statistics to Commissioner of Education. Verification mandated. Penalty.
- Sec. 10-228. Free textbooks, supplies, material and equipment.
- Sec. 10-228a. Free textbook loans to pupils attending nonpublic schools.
- Sec. 10-228b. Tax credits for donation of computers to schools.
- Sec. 10-229. Change of textbooks.
- Sec. 10-230. Flags in schoolrooms and schools. Policy on the reciting of the "Pledge of Allegiance".
- Sec. 10-231. Fire drills. Crisis response drills.
- Sec. 10-231a. Pesticide applications at schools: Definitions.
- Sec. 10-231b. Pesticide applications at schools: Authorized applications. Ban. Exceptions.
- Sec. 10-231c. Pesticide applications at schools without an integrated pest management plan.
- Sec. 10-231d. Pesticide applications at schools with an integrated pest management plan.
- Sec. 10-231e. Maintenance of heating, ventilation and air conditioning system.
- Sec. 10-231f. Indoor air quality committee.
- Sec. 10-232. Restrictions on employment of members of board of education.
- Sec. 10-233. Suspension of pupils.
- Sec. 10-233a. *(See end of section for amended version of subdivision (c) and effective date.) Definitions.
- Sec. 10-233b. Removal of pupils from class.
- Sec. 10-233c. Suspension of pupils.
- Sec. 10-233d. Expulsion of pupils.
- Sec. 10-233e. Notice as to disciplinary policies and action.
- Sec. 10-233f. In-school suspension of pupils. Reassignment.
- Sec. 10-233g. Reports of principals to police authority concerning physical assaults upon school employees by students.
- Sec. 10-233h. Arrested students. Reports by police, disclosure, confidentiality. Police testimony at expulsion hearings.
- Sec. 10-233i. Students placed on probation by a court.
- Sec. 10-233j. Student possession and use of telecommunication devices.
- Sec. 10-233k. Notification of school officials of potentially dangerous students. Provision of educational records of children returning to school from detention centers.
- Sec. 10-234. Expulsion of pupils.
- Sec. 10-235. Indemnification of teachers, board members, employees and certain volunteers and students in damage suits; expenses of litigation.
- Sec. 10-236. Liability insurance.
- Sec. 10-236a. Indemnification of educational personnel assaulted in the line of duty.
- Sec. 10-237. School activity funds.
- Sec. 10-238. Petition for hearing by board of education.
- Sec. 10-239. Use of school facilities for other purposes.
- Sec. 10-239a. Demonstration scholarship program. Short title. Legislative intent.
- Sec. 10-239b. Definitions.
- Sec. 10-239c. Contract with federal agency for funds.
- Sec. 10-239d. Demonstration board and staff. Scholarships.
- Sec. 10-239e. Use of scholarships. Eligibility of schools.
- Sec. 10-239f. Collective bargaining by teachers.
- Sec. 10-239g. Evaluation of quality of education and satisfaction with schools under program.
- Sec. 10-239h. Liberal construction.
- Sec. 10-239i. Participation in the National Assessment of Educational Progress or other national or international assessment.
- Sec. 10-239j. Disclosure of accreditation reports. Notification requirements.
- Secs. 10-223b to 10-223d. List of schools in need of improvement; process for improving school performance. Grants for schools in need of improvement. Identification of successful programs and methods
Chapter 171
- Sec. 10-240. Control of schools.
- Sec. 10-241. Powers of school districts.
- Sec. 10-241a. Taking of site by eminent domain.
- Sec. 10-242. Meetings.
- Sec. 10-243. Treasurer and clerk.
- Sec. 10-244. Payment of expenses.
- Sec. 10-245. Formation of school districts.
- Sec. 10-246. Sale of property of former districts.
- Sec. 10-247. Management of permanent funds.
- Sec. 10-248. Payment of school expenses.
Chapter 172
- Sec. 10-249. Enumeration of children of compulsory school age in school districts and by state departments having jurisdiction over such children.
- Sec. 10-250. Report showing number of children.
- Sec. 10-251. Penalty for refusing to give age of child.
- Sec. 10-252. Children in state receiving homes. Employment of teachers.
- Sec. 10-253. School privileges for children in certain placements, nonresident children and children in temporary shelters.
- Sec. 10-254. Fraud.
- Sec. 10-255. Waiver of forfeiture.
- Sec. 10-256. Misapplication of school money.
- Sec. 10-257. Income of town deposit fund.
- Sec. 10-257h. Data to be transmitted.
- Sec. 10-257i. Educational roundtable committee.
- Sec. 10-258. Trust funds.
- Sec. 10-259. Fiscal and school year defined.
- Sec. 10-260. State aid to towns.
- Sec. 10-260a. Auditing of state grants for public education. Review of procedures manual.
- Sec. 10-261. Definitions.
- Sec. 10-261a. Equalized net grand lists for purposes of educational equalization grants.
- Sec. 10-261b. Data re transfers of real property for preparation of equalized net grand lists.
- Sec. 10-262f. Definitions.
- Sec. 10-262g. Base aid.
- Sec. 10-262h. Equalization aid grant calculations.
- Sec. 10-262i. *(See end of section for amended version of subsection (e) and effective date.) Grant payments. Expenditures for educational purposes only, exception. Prohibition against supplanting loc
- Sec. 10-262j. Minimum expenditure requirement.
- Sec. 10-262k. Grants for compensatory education programs.
- Sec. 10-262l. Grants for improvement in student achievement.
- Sec. 10-262m. Grants for high level of foster care placements in a school district.
- Sec. 10-262n. Grants to improve the use of technology in schools.
- Sec. 10-262o. Grant program for teacher technology training programs.
- Sec. 10-262p. Computer technology competency standards for students. Report on the status of educational technology in the public schools.
- Sec. 10-262q. Centralized web-based site for educators.
- Sec. 10-262r. Computer-assisted writing, instruction and testing. Pilot program.
- Sec. 10-263. Withholding of payments; adjustments for underpayments and overpayments of grants.
- Sec. 10-263c. Transitional school district grant program.
- Sec. 10-263d. Transitional school district phase-out grants. Reduced grants for first year of eligibility for transitional school district grants.
- Sec. 10-263e. Safe learning grant program.
- Sec. 10-264. Temporary additional payment.
- Sec. 10-264e. Grant applications.
- Sec. 10-264f. Grants for single districts or one or more schools within a district.
- Sec. 10-264g. Grants for two or more districts.
- Sec. 10-264h. Grants for capital expenditures for interdistrict magnet school facilities.
- Sec. 10-264i. Transportation grants for interdistrict magnet school programs.
- Sec. 10-264j. No time or regional restrictions on development and implementation of interdistrict programs.
- Sec. 10-264k. Regions.
- Sec. 10-264l. Grants for the operation of interdistrict magnet school programs. Transportation. Special education.
- Sec. 10-264m. Creation of additional interdistrict magnet school programs with special emphasis on information technology curriculum.
- Sec. 10-264n. Collaborative planning for the establishment of additional interdistrict magnet schools in the Sheff region.
- Sec. 10-264o. Participation agreements and tuition payable to interdistrict magnet schools that begin operations in support of the 2008 stipulation and order for Sheff v. O'Neill.
- Sec. 10-265. Payments.
- Sec. 10-265a. Definitions.
- Sec. 10-265b. State grants for vocational education equipment.
- Sec. 10-265c. Distribution of funds. Grant application; limitations.
- Sec. 10-265d. Bond authorization.
- Sec. 10-265e. Definitions.
- Sec. 10-265f. Early reading success grant program.
- Sec. 10-265g. Summer reading programs required for priority school districts. Evaluation of student reading level. Personal reading plans.
- Sec. 10-265h. Grants for priority school districts for general improvements to school buildings.
- Sec. 10-265i. Grants for priority school districts for the purchase of library books.
- Sec. 10-265j. Model early childhood learning programs.
- Sec. 10-265k. Longitudinal study of educational progress of children participating in early reading success grant programs. Report.
- Sec. 10-265l. Requirements for additional instruction for poor performing students in priority school districts; exemption. Summer school required; exemption.
- Sec. 10-265m. Grants for summer school programs in priority school districts.
- Sec. 10-266aa. State-wide interdistrict public school attendance program.
- Sec. 10-266bb. Grants for interdistrict resident summer programs and distance learning and other technologies.
- Sec. 10-266cc. Lighthouse schools.
- Sec. 10-266j. Intercommunity programs for disadvantaged children.
- Sec. 10-266m. Transportation grants.
- Sec. 10-266p. Priority school district grant program.
- Sec. 10-266q. Application for grant. Utilization of funds.
- Sec. 10-266r. Evaluation of program. Financial statement of expenditures.
- Sec. 10-266s. Interdistrict leadership grant program.
- Sec. 10-266t. Grants for extended school building hours for academic enrichment and support and recreation programs.
- Sec. 10-266u. Retention of funds by the department. Grant to supplement existing programs. Reports. Audits.
- Sec. 10-266v.
- Sec. 10-266w. School breakfast grant program.
- Sec. 10-266x. Development of innovative programs for educational improvement.
- Sec. 10-266y. Competitive grant program for certain high school projects.
- Sec. 10-266z.
- Sec. 10-273a. Reimbursement for transportation to and from elementary and secondary schools.
- Sec. 10-276a. Priority school district phase-out grants. Reduced grants for first year of eligibility for priority school district grants.
- Sec. 10-276b. Diverse learning environment for state-funded interdistrict programs.
- Sec. 10-277. Reimbursement for transportation of high school pupils from towns or regional school districts not maintaining high schools. Transportation to nonpublic schools.
- Sec. 10-280a. Transportation for pupils in nonprofit private schools outside school district.
- Sec. 10-281. Transportation for pupils in nonprofit private schools within school district.
- Secs. 10-257a to 10-257g. Definitions. Minimum salaries for teachers; grants; calculations; contract negotiations. Salary aid grants, calculations; aid eligibility factor. General education aid grants
- Secs. 10-262 to 10-262e. Amounts payable to towns per pupil in average daily membership; additional payment for increase in enrollment. Pro rata distribution of federal funds among towns. Educational
- Secs. 10-263a and 10-263b. Payment to towns not on uniform fiscal year. Amounts in average daily membership payable to the Department of Correction.
- Secs. 10-264a to 10-264d. Promotion of educational quality and diversity: Definitions. Local assessment. Regional plans. Withholding of funds.
- Secs. 10-266k and 10-266l. State grants for special educational programs and other municipal purposes. Agreements between private schools and urban school districts for education of disadvantaged chil
- Secs. 10-266n and 10-266o. Phase-in of transportation grants. Hold-harmless for transportation grants.
- Secs. 10-266 to 10-266i. Reimbursement for education of pupils residing on state property or reservation land held in trust by the state for an Indian tribe; exemption. State grants for special progra
- Secs. 10-267 to 10-273. State aid for purchase of nonprint learning materials, media equipment and books. "Average annual receipts from taxation" defined. Statement by town treasurer. Transp
- Secs. 10-273b to 10-276. Reimbursement for sidewalk construction. Definition of "high school" for purpose of transportation grants. Statement by town treasurer. Certificate by Tax Commission
- Secs. 10-278 to 10-280. Reimbursements: Classification for; fixed in amount received for school year ended June 30, 1938.
Chapter 172a
- Secs. 10-281a to 10-281gg. Reimbursement grants for parental equivalent instruction costs.
Chapter 173
- Sec. 10-282. Definitions.
- Sec. 10-283. Applications for grants for school building projects.
- Sec. 10-283a. Committee from General Assembly to review listing of eligible projects.
- Sec. 10-283b. School building projects for the regional vocational-technical schools.
- Sec. 10-283c. Consolidated school construction grant application for multiple projects in a distressed municipality.
- Sec. 10-283d. Federal funds as part of local share for projects in a priority school district.
- Sec. 10-284. Approval or disapproval of applications by Commissioner of Education.
- Sec. 10-285. Acceptance or rejection of allotment.
- Sec. 10-285a. Percentage determination for school building project grants.
- Sec. 10-285b. School building project grants to incorporated or endowed high schools and academies.
- Sec. 10-285c. Title reversion to the state.
- Sec. 10-285d. Projects related to full-day kindergarten programs or reduction in class size.
- Sec. 10-285e. Reimbursement for lease costs. Renovation project requirements.
- Sec. 10-285f. Design-build projects: Pilot program.
- Sec. 10-285g. Acoustical standards. Waiver.
- Sec. 10-285h. Projects for charter schools: Pilot program.
- Sec. 10-286. Computation of school building project grants.
- Sec. 10-286a. Grants for occupational training facilities.
- Sec. 10-286b. Adjustment of grants approved prior to July 1, 1967. Formula for regional school districts.
- Sec. 10-286c. Establishment of criteria for building grants.
- Sec. 10-286d. Site-acquisition grant.
- Sec. 10-286e. Audits.
- Sec. 10-286f. Professional or consulting fees. No increase due to increased prices for construction materials.
- Sec. 10-287. Installment payments of school building project grants. Construction contracts subject to bid. Withholding of state grant payments; conditions. Submission of final grant application.
- Sec. 10-287a. Lump sum payments. Advance payment of grants. Overpayment.
- Sec. 10-287b. Loans for school building projects. Terms of bonds and notes evidencing such loans.
- Sec. 10-287c. Regulations.
- Sec. 10-287d. Bond issue for school building project grants.
- Sec. 10-287e. School Building Construction Fund.
- Sec. 10-287f. Renewal of temporary notes outstanding.
- Sec. 10-287i. Progress payments of state share of eligible project costs.
- Sec. 10-287j. Bond issue for funding interest subsidy grants.
- Sec. 10-288. Grants and loans to towns unable to complete projects.
- Sec. 10-288a. Replacement or relocation of secondary school associated with center.
- Sec. 10-289. Issuance of bonds for school building project.
- Sec. 10-289a. Short-term financing for school building projects.
- Sec. 10-289d. Definitions.
- Sec. 10-289e. Private academy project proposal, public hearing, referendum vote.
- Sec. 10-289f. Loans. Bond issues. Guaranties.
- Sec. 10-289g. Defaults in payment. Withholding of state aid.
- Sec. 10-289h. Central kitchen facility projects.
- Sec. 10-290. Advisory school planning service.
- Sec. 10-290a. Commissioner of Education to provide advisory services re school plant planning.
- Sec. 10-290b. Publication and distribution of information.
- Sec. 10-290c. Advisory committee.
- Sec. 10-290d. Conveyance of air space over schools.
- Sec. 10-290e. Services agreements. Requirements. Prohibitions.
- Sec. 10-290f. Standard school construction contracts. Guidance for projects.
- Sec. 10-291. Approval of plans and site. Expense limit.
- Sec. 10-291a. Code compliance improvements not required in certain situations.
- Sec. 10-292. Review of final plans by Commissioner of Education. Exceptions; role of local officials.
- Sec. 10-292c. Definitions.
- Sec. 10-292d. Interest subsidy grants.
- Sec. 10-292e. Committee from General Assembly to review listing of eligible interest subsidy grants.
- Sec. 10-292f. Approval or disapproval of interest subsidy applications by Commissioner of Education.
- Sec. 10-292g. Percentage determination for interest subsidy grants.
- Sec. 10-292h. Interest subsidy grants to incorporated or endowed high schools and academies.
- Sec. 10-292i. Computation of interest subsidy grants.
- Sec. 10-292j. Installment payment of interest subsidy grants. Withholding of state grant payments.
- Sec. 10-292k. Bond issue for interest subsidy grants.
- Sec. 10-292l. Certification of dates and amounts of interest subsidy grant payments.
- Sec. 10-292m. Short-term financing and interest subsidy grants. Availability of interest subsidy grants for the local share of the cost of school building projects; amount of grant.
- Sec. 10-292n. Default by municipality or private academy.
- Sec. 10-292o. Leasing of facilities by regional educational service centers; grants.
- Sec. 10-292p. School-based health clinic. Entrance requirement.
- Secs. 10-287g and 10-287h. Interest subsidy on bonds issued after July 1, 1971. Site acquisition, dates and amounts of project cost and interest grant payments.
- Secs. 10-289b and 10-289c.
- Secs. 10-292a and 10-292b. Abatement of asbestos hazards; inspections; regulations. Asbestos abatement plans; reports by school districts.
Chapter 174
- Sec. 10-293. Board of Education and Services for the Blind. Membership. Duties. Annual report.
- Sec. 10-294. Executive director. Qualifications. Compensation. Rules and regulations.
- Sec. 10-294a. Legal blindness. Impaired vision. Defined.
- Sec. 10-294b. Braille Literacy Advisory Council.
- Sec. 10-295. Specialized vision-related instruction, educational programs, goods and services. Expense of services. Teachers and educational resources; funding. Adult home instruction. Adaptive equipm
- Sec. 10-295a. Appropriation.
- Sec. 10-296. Contracts with public or private entities.
- Sec. 10-297. Employment and aid.
- Sec. 10-297a. Grants to Connecticut Radio Information Service, Inc.
- Sec. 10-298. Powers and duties of the Board of Education and Services for the Blind.
- Sec. 10-298a. Workshops and employment assistance for the blind. Statements to be filed.
- Sec. 10-298b. Preference to be given to products and services.
- Sec. 10-298c. Commissioner of Administrative Services to regulate purchase of products and services of blind or handicapped persons.
- Sec. 10-298d. Violations.
- Sec. 10-299. Power of Connecticut Institute for Blind to receive bequests; tax exemption. Review of proposed operating budget of Oak Hill School.
- Sec. 10-300. Exemption from license fees.
- Sec. 10-300a. Labeling of goods made by blind persons.
- Sec. 10-303. Food service facilities and vending stands in public buildings controlled by Board of Education and Services for the Blind. Permissible uses of vending machine income.
- Sec. 10-304. Sales and service account.
- Sec. 10-305. Reports of blind persons by physicians and optometrists.
- Sec. 10-306. Vocational rehabilitation program.
- Sec. 10-307. Federal funds.
- Sec. 10-308. Cooperation with federal government.
- Sec. 10-308a. Selection for receipt of rehabilitation services. Regulations.
- Sec. 10-309. Placement; regulations.
- Sec. 10-310. Limitation of expenditures.
- Sec. 10-311. Statement to be filed.
- Sec. 10-311a. Records confidential.
- Secs. 10-301 and 10-302. Instruction in useful occupation; trade implements. Aid for adults.
Chapter 175
- Sec. 10-316a. Consultant on hearing-impaired and deaf children.
- Secs. 10-312 to 10-316. Mystic Oral School; trustees. Duties of superintendent. Supervision by State Board of Education. Mystic Educational Center: Admission of state residents as pupils; programs of
Chapter 176
- Sec. 10-320a. Withdrawal from Compact. Governor to give notice.
- Secs. 10-317 to 10-320.
Chapter 177
- Sec. 10-320i. (Formerly Sec. 10-321g). Director, appointment, duties and powers.
- Sec. 10-320j.
- Secs. 10-320b to 10-320h.
- Secs. 10-321 to 10-321g.
Chapter 177a
- Secs. 10-321h to 10-321p. American Revolution Bicentennial Commission.
Chapter 177b
- Sec. 10-321q. State Historic Preservation Board. Municipal boards.
- Secs. 10-321r to 10-321v.
Chapter 177c
- Secs. 10-321w to 10-321cc. Commission established; membership. Duties and powers. Planning and implementation of activities; guiding principles. Meetings; public hearings; assistance from private and
Chapter 178
- Sec. 10-322. Definitions.
- Sec. 10-322a.
- Sec. 10-323. Appointment of commission.
- Sec. 10-323a.
- Sec. 10-323b. Faculty advisory council.
- Sec. 10-323c.
- Sec. 10-323d. Report for the organization of higher education structure.
- Sec. 10-323e.
- Sec. 10-323f.
- Sec. 10-323g.
- Sec. 10-324e.
- Sec. 10-324f.
- Sec. 10-324g.
- Sec. 10-325c.
- Sec. 10-326. Operation of state institutions of higher education. Board for State Academic Awards.
- Sec. 10-326h.
- Sec. 10-327. Disputes between governing boards.
- Sec. 10-327a.
- Sec. 10-327e.
- Sec. 10-328e.
- Sec. 10-330.
- Sec. 10-330a.
- Sec. 10-331.
- Sec. 10-331c. Contracting for additional student space in independent colleges.
- Sec. 10-332.
- Sec. 10-333. (Formerly Sec. 10-14a). Scholarship aid for teachers of children requiring special education.
- Sec. 10-334.
- Sec. 10-334a. Appointment of Connecticut Commission on Aid to Higher Education. Employees. Powers.
- Secs. 10-324h and 10-324i.
- Secs. 10-324 to 10-324d. Duties of commission. Policies and goals. Training of educational personnel. Postsecondary education commission for receipt of federal funds. Report on need for new or expande
- Secs. 10-325 to 10-325b. Staff. Advisory committees. Regulations. Contracts. Transfer of funds and personnel. Retirement status of transferred personnel.
- Secs. 10-326a to 10-326e.
- Secs. 10-326f and 10-326g. Contracts with independent colleges for use of programs, facilities and services. Contracts with the New England Board of Higher Education for programs in health fields.
- Secs. 10-326i and 10-326j.
- Secs. 10-327b to 10-327d.
- Secs. 10-328c and 10-328d.
- Secs. 10-328 to 10-328b. Budget preparation and transfer of funds. Receipt of gifts. Receipt and disposition of gifts of lands, money or other property. Use of library facilities at state higher educa
- Secs. 10-329 and 10-329a. Receipt and expenditure of federal funds. Jurisdiction over professional staffs of higher education units.
- Secs. 10-329b to 10-329i.
- Secs. 10-331a and 10-331b.
- Secs. 10-331d to 10-331h.
- Secs. 10-334b to 10-334h.
Chapter 179
- Secs. 10-335 to 10-357.
Chapter 180
- Secs. 10-358 to 10-364.
- Secs. 10-364a to 10-364e. Definitions. Loans for vocational training. Interest on loans. Terms and conditions of loans. Application of other statutes.
- Secs. 10-365 to 10-368e.
Chapter 181
- Sec. 10-369. Appointment of commission. Terms. Vacancies. Compensation.
- Sec. 10-373.
- Sec. 10-373k.
- Sec. 10-373l. Termination of corporation.
- Sec. 10-373m. Transfer of Connecticut Foundation for the Arts to the State Commission on the Arts.
- Sec. 10-373r. Termination of accounts.
- Secs. 10-370 to 10-370b.
- Secs. 10-371, 10-372 and 10-372a. Office; staff; unclassified personnel, artists, director. Reports. Regulations.
- Secs. 10-373a to 10-373j. Connecticut Foundation for the Arts.
- Secs. 10-373n to 10-373q.
- Secs. 10-373s to 10-373z.
Chapter 181a
- Sec. 10-373aa. Grant program for local humanities institutions.
- Sec. 10-373bb. Cultural heritage development account. Grant program. Report.
Chapter 182
- Sec. 10-374. Compact for Education.
- Sec. 10-375. Legislative members of the Education Commission of the States.
- Sec. 10-376. Bylaws of commission filed.
Chapter 183
- Secs. 10-377 to 10-379. State Museum of Connecticut History.
Chapter 184
- Sec. 10-380. American and Francophone Cultural Commission.
Chapter 184a
- Sec. 10-381. Definitions.
- Sec. 10-382. Native American Heritage Advisory Council.
- Sec. 10-383. Museum of Natural History designated as repository for artifacts found during archaeological investigation of state land.
- Sec. 10-384. Designation of site as state archaeological preserve.
- Sec. 10-385. Regulations.
- Sec. 10-386. Permit for archaeological investigation on state lands. Regulations.
- Sec. 10-387. Review by state agencies of policies and practices for consistency with archaeological preservation.
- Sec. 10-388. Human burials.
- Sec. 10-389. Regulations establishing procedures for storage, analysis and reburial of human skeletal remains.
- Sec. 10-390. Penalty.
- Sec. 10-391. Inventory of Native American burial sites and cemeteries.
Chapter 184b
- Sec. 10-392. Connecticut Commission on Culture and Tourism. Established. Purposes. Successor department.
- Sec. 10-393. Appointment of commission members. Terms and duties. Appointment and authority of executive director.
- Sec. 10-394. Preparation of annual budgets for regional tourism districts. Administrative costs.
- Sec. 10-395. Connecticut Commission on Culture and Tourism account.
- Sec. 10-395a. State-wide tourism marketing account.
- Sec. 10-396. Duties of commission re tourism.
- Sec. 10-397. Regional tourism districts. Established. Boards of directors. Accounting and reporting requirements. Solicitation and receipt of funds.
- Sec. 10-397a. Assets and liabilities of former tourism districts.
- Sec. 10-397b. Termination of former tourism district operations.
- Sec. 10-398. Preparation of budgets for regional tourism districts for fiscal year ending June 30, 2004.
- Sec. 10-399. (Formerly Secs. 32-306 and 32-307). Visitor welcome centers.
- Sec. 10-400. (Formerly Sec. 10-370). Duties and powers of commission: Arts activities.
- Sec. 10-401. (Formerly Sec. 10-370a). Commission to establish special incentive grant program: Arts and culture.
- Sec. 10-402. (Formerly Sec. 10-370b). State art collection.
- Sec. 10-403. (Formerly Sec. 10-373). Receipt of federal, state and private moneys and property.
- Sec. 10-404. (Formerly Sec. 10-373k). Minor not disqualified for loan.
- Sec. 10-405. (Formerly Sec. 10-373n). Definitions: Arts organizations.
- Sec. 10-406. (Formerly Sec. 10-373o). Connecticut Arts Endowment Fund.
- Sec. 10-407. (Formerly Sec. 10-373p). Matching grants: Eligibility criteria, amounts.
- Sec. 10-408. (Formerly Sec. 10-373q). Applications for matching commitments.
- Sec. 10-409. (Formerly Sec. 10-320b). Historic Preservation Council. Appointment of members, duties and powers. Disclosure to public of location of archaeological sites. Development of model ballot fo
- Sec. 10-410. (Formerly Sec. 10-320c). Definitions: Historic assets.
- Sec. 10-411. (Formerly Sec. 10-320d). State grants-in-aid for restoration of historic structures and landmarks.
- Sec. 10-412. (Formerly Sec. 10-320e). Plaques and markers. Freedom Trail.
- Sec. 10-413. (Formerly Sec. 10-320f). Acquisition of historic structures and landmarks by commission. Leases. Fees. Gift shops.
- Sec. 10-414. (Formerly Sec. 10-320g). Placement of markers and monuments by commission.
- Sec. 10-415. (Formerly Sec. 10-320h). Federal contracts and assistance. Gifts, devises and bequests.
- Sec. 10-416. (Formerly Sec. 10-320j). Tax credits for rehabilitation of historic homes.
- Sec. 10-416a. Tax credits for rehabilitation of certified historic structures.
- Sec. 10-416b. Tax credits for rehabilitation of certified historic structures for mixed-use or affordable housing.
- Sec. 10-417. (Formerly Sec. 32-86a). Commission powers and duties re digital media and motion picture activities.
- Sec. 10-418. Requests by state agencies for proposals for digital media or motion picture activity.
- Sec. 10-425. Sports Advisory Board. Membership. Annual report.
- Secs. 10-419 to 10-424.