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§ 10-15	Towns to maintain schools
§ 10-15a	Discontinuance of kindergarten programs restricted
§ 10-15b	Access of parent or guardian to student's records. Inspection and subpoena of school or student records
§ 10-15c	Discrimination in public schools prohibited. School attendance by five-year-olds
§ 10-15d	Applicability of education statutes to the Unified School Districts and the vocational-technical schools
§ 10-15e	Applicability of education statutes to incorporated or endowed high schools or academies
§ 10-15f	Interstate Compact on Educational Opportunity for Military Children
§ 10-16	Length of school year
§ 10-16a	Silent meditation
§ 10-16b	Prescribed courses of study
§ 10-16c	State board to develop family life education curriculum guides
§ 10-16d	Family life education programs not mandatory
§ 10-16e	Students not required to participate in family life education programs
§ 10-16f	Family life programs to supplement required curriculum
§ 10-16
§ 10-16m	Extended-day kindergarten. Grants
§ 10-16n	Head Start grant program. Grant allocation. Advisory committee
§ 10-16o	Development of network of school readiness programs
§ 10-16p	Definitions. Lead agency for school readiness; standards. Grant programs
§ 10-16q	School readiness program requirements. Per child cost limitation. Sliding fee scale. Waiver from schedule requirements
§ 10-16r	Local school readiness councils; duties. Regional school readiness councils
§ 10-16s	Interagency agreement on school readiness. Early Childhood Education Cabinet assessment measures. Accountability. Quality standards. Workforce development plan
§ 10-16t	Participation by five-year-olds in school readiness programs
§ 10-16u	Grants for school readiness programs in transitional school districts
§ 10-16v	After school committee established. Appointment of members. Report and recommendations. Acceptance of funding. Report to General Assembly
§ 10-16w	Preschool curriculum guidelines; technical assistance and training
§ 10-16x	After school program grant
§ 10-17	English language to be medium of instruction. Exception
§ 10-17a	Establishment of bilingual and bicultural program
§ 10-17d	Application for and receipt of federal funds
§ 10-17e	Definitions
§ 10-17f	Duties of boards of education regarding bilingual education programs. Development of state English mastery standard. Regulations
§ 10-17g	Application for grant. Annual evaluation report
§ 10-17h	Planning, development or operation of initially required bilingual program
§ 10-17i	Encouragement of increased language instruction. Proficiency in language recognized on permanent record
§ 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
§ 10-18	Courses in United States history, government and duties and responsibilities of citizenship
§ 10-18a	Contents of textbooks and other general instructional materials
§ 10-18b	Development of curriculum guides for firearm safety programs
§ 10-18c	Firearm safety programs. Exemption from participation
§ 10-19	Teaching about alcohol, nicotine or tobacco, drugs and acquired immune deficiency syndrome. Training of personnel
§ 10-19a	Superintendent to designate substance abuse prevention team. Training of team members
§ 10-19b	Advisory councils on drug abuse prevention
§ 10-19c	Program for careers in information technology
§ 10-19d	High school mathematics and science challenge pilot program
§ 10-19e	"Future Scholars" pilot matching grant program
§ 10-19m	*(See end of section for amended version of subsection (c) and effective date.) Youth service bureaus. Annual report. Regulations
§ 10-19n	State aid for establishment and expansion of youth service bureaus
§ 10-19o	Youth service bureau grant program
§ 10-19p	Assistance to youth service bureaus
§ 10-19q	Enhancement grant for youth service bureaus
§ 10-20	Comptroller may withhold school money
§ 10-20a	Connecticut career certificate program
§ 10-20b	Connecticut career certificate. Compliance with federal laws and regulations, required
§ 10-20c	Issuance of Connecticut career certification. Credit for program
§ 10-20d	Grants for support of Connecticut career certificate programs
§ 10-20e	Awarding of grants
§ 10-20f	Retention of appropriated funds, when
§ 10-21	Vocational guidance
§ 10-21a	Accredited courses offered by employers
§ 10-21b	Programs offered jointly by boards of education and business firms; neighborhood assistance
§ 10-21c	Donation of teaching services by private sector specialists; neighborhood assistance
§ 10-21f	Career ladder programs
§ 10-21g	"Generation Next" pilot program
§ 10-24
§ 10-24a	State grants for motor vehicle operation and highway safety course
§ 10-24b	Fee when course offered outside regular school hours
§ 10-24c	Grants for motor vehicle operation and highway safety courses in private secondary schools
§ 10-24d
§ 10-24e	Regulations concerning content of safe driving course
§ 10-25	Secondary education for veterans
§ 10-26	Education grant to child of deceased or disabled veteran or missing in action member of armed forces
§ 10-27	International studies, exchange programs. Advisory committee
§ 10-27a	International education programs, recognition of schools and partnership programs
§ 10-28
§ 10-28a	Advice and assistance to school library media centers
§ 10-28b	School volunteers; information and assistance about; state-wide coordinator; state plan
§ 10-29	Library service center in Middlesex County
§ 10-29a	Certain days, weeks and months to be proclaimed by Governor. Distribution and number of proclamations
§ 10-29b	Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Commission
§ 10-33	Tuition in towns in which no high school is maintained
§ 10-34	Approval by state board of incorporated or endowed high school or academy
§ 10-35	Notice of discontinuance of high school service to nonresidents. Cooperative arrangements and school building projects for school accommodations
§ 10-36	Agreements with Gilbert School and Woodstock Academy
§ 10-38a	Maintenance of postsecondary schools
§ 10-38j	Recommendations for expansion of higher educational opportunities
§ 10-39	Temporary regional school study committee
§ 10-40	Appointment of committee members
§ 10-41	Officers and records of committee
§ 10-42	Expenses of committee
§ 10-43	Reports to towns. Dissolution of committee
§ 10-44	Disposition of committee records
§ 10-45	Referendum on establishment of regional districts or addition or withdrawal of grades
§ 10-46	Regional board of education
§ 10-46a	Transfer of responsibility to regional board
§ 10-47	Powers of regional board. Meetings
§ 10-47a	Withdrawal of grades
§ 10-47b	Addition or withdrawal of grades
§ 10-47c	Amendment of plan
§ 10-49a	Site in town outside district
§ 10-50	Admission of adjacent town to district
§ 10-51	Fiscal year. Budget. Payments by member towns; adjustments to payments. Investment of funds. Temporary borrowing. Reserve funds
§ 10-51a	Petition to determine deficiency in town payment
§ 10-51b	Reserve fund for employee sick leave and severance benefits
§ 10-52	Adult education
§ 10-53	Application of education statutes
§ 10-54	Transportation grants
§ 10-55	Pupils to attend regional school
§ 10-56	Corporate powers. Bond issues
§ 10-58a	Default of district in payment on bonds or notes. Withholding of state aid
§ 10-59	Fiscal year. Budget
§ 10-60	Borrowing in addition to bonds
§ 10-60a	Refunding bonds
§ 10-63a	Vote for withdrawal of town or dissolution of district
§ 10-63b	Committee to study issues relating to withdrawal or dissolution
§ 10-63c	Report of committee
§ 10-63f	Obligations not affected by action
§ 10-63g	Withdrawal and dissolution restricted
§ 10-63h	Applicability to existing regional school districts
§ 10-63i	Regional school district established before June 24, 1969
§ 10-63j	"Representation", defined
§ 10-63k	Regional school reapportionment committee
§ 10-63
§ 10-63m	Approval or rejection of plan recommended by regional school reapportionment committee
§ 10-63n	Referendum for regional school reapportionment. Establishment of plan
§ 10-63o	Execution of reapportionment plan
§ 10-63p	Time limits for reapportionment. Right to compel compliance
§ 10-63q	Notification as to constitutionality of regional board representation following decennial census
§ 10-63r	Establishment of new plan of representation permitted after initial reapportionment
§ 10-63s	Duties of Commissioner of Education. Actions of regional board to be by weighted vote
§ 10-63t	Applicability of reapportionment requirements
§ 10-64	Establishment of regional agricultural science and technology education centers. Moratorium; exception. Tuition and transportation
§ 10-65	Grants for constructing and operating agricultural science and technology education centers. Tuition charges
§ 10-65a	Plan to increase racial and ethnic diversity
§ 10-65b	Provision of student's nonagricultural academic courses; shared-time arrangements
§ 10-66	Regulations
§ 10-66a	Establishment
§ 10-66b	Operation and management. Board
§ 10-66c	Powers of board of center
§ 10-66d	Participation by boards of education and nonpublic schools
§ 10-66e	Payment of expenses
§ 10-66f	Participation in programs of other centers. Joint action by centers
§ 10-66g	Budget and projected revenues statement. Annual audit
§ 10-66h	Annual evaluation of programs and services
§ 10-66i	Applicability of statutes. Receipt of payments
§ 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 and analysis of data on reduction of racial, ethnic and economic isola
§ 10-66k	Revocation of participation; effect on pledge for security of bonds. Existence of center and repayment of obligations
§ 10-66
§ 10-66m	Other cooperative agreements not affected
§ 10-66n	Grants for identifying and disseminating information re exemplary classroom projects
§ 10-66o	Provision of goods and services to boards of education
§ 10-66p	Allocation and expenditure of funds for professional development services, technical assistance and evaluation activities
§ 10-66aa	Charter schools: Definitions
§ 10-66bb	Application process and requirements. Charter renewal. Probation. Revocation
§ 10-66cc	School profile. Report
§ 10-66dd	School professionals employed in charter schools. Charter schools subject to laws governing public schools; exceptions; waivers
§ 10-66ee	Charter school funding. Special education students. Transportation. Contracts
§ 10-66ff	Powers. Liability limited. Participation in Short-Term Investment Fund
§ 10-66gg	Report to General Assembly
§ 10-66hh	Program to assist charter schools with capital expenses
§ 10-66ii	Report on best practices employed by charter schools
§ 10-66jj	Bond authorization for program to assist charter schools with capital expenses
§ 10-66kk	Governing council. Internet posting of meeting schedules, agendas and minutes. Membership
§ 10-66
§ 10-67	Definitions
§ 10-68	Appointment of director of adult education
§ 10-69	Adult education
§ 10-70	Rooms and personnel
§ 10-71	State grants for adult education programs
§ 10-71a	State grants for adult education programs. Eligibility requirements
§ 10-73a	Adult education fees and charges; waivers. Adult education school activity fund
§ 10-73b	Grants for adult education services or programs conforming to state plan
§ 10-73c	State Board of Education administrative expenses for adult education
§ 10-73d	Request of certain students to attend adult education classes. Assignment
§ 10-74	State aid for schools for non-English-speaking adults
§ 10-74a	Summer courses. Charges
§ 10-74b	Grants for remedial summer school programs
§ 10-74c	Grants for young parents programs
§ 10-74d	Grants for interdistrict cooperative programs
§ 10-74e	Basic Education Training Team for Employment Readiness; state match
§ 10-74f	School reorganization model
§ 10-74g	CommPACT schools
§ 10-76a	Definitions
§ 10-76b	State supervision of special education programs and services. Regulations. Coordinating agency
§ 10-76c	Receipt and use of money and personal property
§ 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. Planning and placement team meetings. Public agency placements; apport
§ 10-76e	School construction grant for cooperative regional special education facilities
§ 10-76f	Definition of terms used in formula for state aid for special education
§ 10-76g	State aid for special education
§ 10-76h	Special education hearing and review procedure. Mediation of disputes
§ 10-76i	Advisory Council for Special Education
§ 10-76j	Five-year plan for special education
§ 10-76k	Development of experimental educational programs
§ 10-76
§ 10-76m	Auditing of claims for special education assistance
§ 10-76n	Special Education Resource Center
§ 10-76o	Special education at the Gilbert School, Norwich Free Academy and Woodstock Academy
§ 10-76p	Reimbursement where state agency makes private placement
§ 10-76q	Special education at regional vocational-technical schools
§ 10-76r	Grant payment for certain special education placements for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1983
§ 10-76s	Special education study committee
§ 10-76t	Definitions re primary mental health program
§ 10-76u	School-based primary mental health programs established. Grants to boards of education
§ 10-76v	Program components. Duties of mental health professionals. Parental consent required
§ 10-76w	Duties of department re primary mental health program
§ 10-76x	Boards of education to contribute to program. Misuse of grants
§ 10-76y	Assistive devices
§ 10-76dd	Special education supervisory personnel
§ 10-76ee	Administrative representative required for planning and placement team meetings
§ 10-76ff	Procedures for determining if a child requires special education
§ 10-76gg	Information on race, ethnicity and disability category of children requiring special education
§ 10-76hh	Prohibition on deduction of Medicaid reimbursement in determination of grant payments
§ 10-91f	Costs of education of child placed in community residence or child-care facility
§ 10-92	Education at Newington Children's Hospital
§ 10-92a	Use of supplemental resources for children not eligible for special education
§ 10-94e	Exemption of career education program students from certain labor laws while working therein
§ 10-94f	Definitions
§ 10-94g	Commissioner of Education to appoint surrogate parent. Procedure for objection to or extension of said appointment
§ 10-94h	Duration of appointment as surrogate parent. Appointment of successor surrogate parent
§ 10-94i	Rights and liabilities of surrogate parents
§ 10-94j	Regulations re appointment of surrogate parents
§ 10-94k	Funding of surrogate parent program
§ 10-95	Vocational-technical schools. Accreditation status. Accountability
§ 10-95a	Student activity programs at state regional vocational-technical schools
§ 10-95e	Vocational Education Extension Fund. Apprenticeship account
§ 10-95h	Advisory committee on regional vocational-technical schools
§ 10-95i	Long-range plan of priorities and goals for the regional vocational-technical school system. Trade programs. Capital equipment plan
§ 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
§ 10-95k	Biennial report to the General Assembly
§ 10-95
§ 10-95m	Study of relationship between admissions scores and performance
§ 10-95n	Military recruiting on campus
§ 10-97	Transportation to vocational schools
§ 10-98	Vocational agricultural training
§ 10-98a	Workforce needs
§ 10-99	Industrial account
§ 10-99e
§ 10-116

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Should a student between the ages of 15-18 attend high school? What if he dos'nt want to attend. And wants to hold off for his GED INSTEAD. We have a obligation to get our kids through some type of schooling. Can these kids drop out at 16? ...

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