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PAG LIN 1 1 Section 1. Section 282.18, subsection 10, Code Supplement 1 2 1997, is amended to read as follows: 1 3 10. Notwithstanding section 285.1 relating to 1 4 transportation of nonresident pupils, the parent or guardian 1 5 is responsible for transporting the pupil without 1 6 reimbursement to and from a point on a regular school bus 1 7 route of the receiving district. However, a receiving 1 8 district may send school vehicles into the district of 1 9 residence of the pupil using the open enrollment option under 1 10 this section, for the purpose of transporting the pupil to and 1 11 from school in the receiving district,if the boards of both1 12the sending and receiving districts agree to this arrangement1 13 if approved by the area education agency board pursuant to 1 14 section 285.9, subsection 3. If the pupil meets the economic 1 15 eligibility requirements established by the department and 1 16 state board of education, the sending district is responsible 1 17 for providing transportation or paying the pro rata cost of 1 18 the transportation to a parent or guardian for transporting 1 19 the pupil to and from a point on a regular school bus route of 1 20 a contiguous receiving district unless the cost of providing 1 21 transportation or the pro rata cost of the transportation to a 1 22 parent or guardian exceeds the average transportation cost per 1 23 pupil transported for the previous school year in the 1 24 district. If the cost exceeds the average transportation cost 1 25 per pupil transported for the previous school year, the 1 26 sending district shall only be responsible for that average 1 27 per pupil amount. A sending district which provides 1 28 transportation for a pupil to a contiguous receiving district 1 29 under this subsection may withhold from the district cost per 1 30 pupil amount, that is to be paid to the receiving district, an 1 31 amount which represents the average or pro rata cost per pupil 1 32 for transportation, whichever is less. 1 33 EXPLANATION 1 34 This bill permits a receiving district to send a school 1 35 vehicle into the school district of residence to transport a 2 1 child open enrolled in the receiving district if the route 2 2 taken by the school vehicle meets with the approval of the 2 3 area education agency board of the district of the school 2 4 operating buses. Currently, the Code requires that both the 2 5 sending and receiving district agree to the transportation 2 6 arrangement. 2 7 LSB 3139XS 77 2 8 kh/sc/14
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