Delaware’s Department of Education makes school transportation rules, and students at nonprofit private schools must receive rides beyond district lines when other laws require them.
The Department of Education makes transportation rules for public and nonprofit private schools. Rules for nonprofit private schools must match public school rules, with an exception for certain students at other levels.
Students at nonprofit private schools must receive rides beyond public school district lines when disability or another state or federal law requires them.
The Department of Education makes transportation rules for students in public and nonprofit private schools. The rules cover students in Delaware public and nonprofit private elementary and secondary schools. Rules for nonprofit private schools must match those for public schools. The rules cover elementary and secondary schools, except where state law assigns the Department responsibility for students at other levels in a public school system.
The law requires rides beyond public school district lines when state or federal law requires them. This applies to students enrolled in nonprofit private schools in Delaware. The text names federal disability education and disability rights laws, as well as any other state or federal law, as grounds for required out-of-district rides.
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