25,466 sections across 2,439 Louisiana regulatory chapters.
CIV LAC tit. 28, §CIV-705 — Data Storage
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A. Grade Band: K-5. By the end of fifth grade, students will: 1. Compare and contrast ways to store data using technology. 2. Explain how to save and name data, search for data, retrieve data, modify data, and delete data using a computing device. B. Grade Band: 6-8. By the end o…
CIV LAC tit. 28, §CIV-701 — Data Representation
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A. Grade Band: K-5. By the end of fifth grade, students will: 1. Classify types of data and describe the attributes used to sort data. 2. Organize and present data visually to highlight relationships and support claims. B. Grade Band: 6-8. By the end of eighth grade, students wil…
CIV LAC tit. 28, §CIV-905 — Modularity
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A. Grade Band: K-5. By the end of fifth grade, students will: 1. Define and apply decomposition to a complex problem in order to create smaller subproblems that can be solved through step-by-step instructions. 2. Modify, remix, or incorporate parts of an existing problem's soluti…
CIV LAC tit. 28, §CIV-901 — Variables and Algorithms
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A. Grade Band: K-5. By the end of fifth grade, students will: 1. Create clearly named variable representing different data types and perform operations on the variables' values. 2. Create, use, and apply an algorithm to complete a task. Compare the results of algorithm usage tria…
CIV LAC tit. 28, §CIV-503 — Cybersecurity
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A. Grade Band: K-5. By the end of fifth grade, students will: 1. Describe personally identifiable information (PII) and identify practices for when and where sharing PII is appropriate. 2. Identify ways to maintain data security when using networks. B. Grade Band: 6-8. By the end…
CIV LAC tit. 28, §CIV-709 — Inference and Models
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A. Grade Band: K-5. By the end of fifth grade, students will: 1. Analyze data for patterns and relationships. 2. Utilize data to create models, answer investigative questions, and make predictions. B. Grade Band: 6-8. By the end of eighth grade, students will: 1. Describe and eva…
CIV LAC tit. 28, §CIV-903 — Control Structures
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A. Grade Band: K-5. By the end of fifth grade, students will: 1. Define what a control structure is and create programs that include sequences, conditional, events, and loops. B. Grade Band: 6-8. By the end of eighth grade, students will: 1. Explain the functions of various contr…
CIV LAC tit. 28, §CIV-703 — Data Collection
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A. Grade Band: K-5. By the end of fifth grade, students will: 1. Select the appropriate data collection tool and technique to gather data to support a claim or communicate information. 2. Describe and collect data utilizing the appropriate units of measure and discuss how data fo…
CIV LAC tit. 28, §CIV-1105 — Laws, Safety, and Industry Practices
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A. Grade Band: K-5. By the end of fifth grade, students will: 1. Describe the safe versus unsafe uses of computing systems at age-appropriate levels. 2. Explain how the school and school system's computing rules and policies keep students safe. 3. Explain how online actions have …
CIV LAC tit. 28, §CIV-101 — Introduction
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A. The computer science content standards are organized into five core concepts based on the Louisiana Computer Science Framework (LSCF). Each concept is further subdivided into relevant subconcepts which serve as a way to organize essential knowledge or computing skills. B. The …
CIV LAC tit. 28, §CIV-103 — Definitions
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Abstraction- the process of reducing complexity by focusing on the most relevant details. Algorithm- a step-by-step process to complete a task. Code- any set of instructions expressed in a programming language. Computational Artifact- anything created by a human using a computati…
CIV LAC tit. 28, §CIV-301 — Hardware and Software
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A. Grade Band: K-5. By the end of fifth grade, students will: 1. Identify and select the appropriate hardware to complete computing tasks. 2. Identify and select the appropriate software to complete computing tasks. 3. Evaluate hardware and software types to meet users' needs in …
CIV LAC tit. 28, §CIV-1101 — Intellectual Achievements
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A. Grade Band: K-5. By the end of fifth grade, students will: 1. Describe how computing has changed the ways people live and work. B. Grade Band: 6-8. By the end of eighth grade, students will: 1. Identify foundational computational advancements through the use of technology inno…
CIV LAC tit. 28, §CIV-1103 — Social Interaction
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A. Grade Band: K-5. By the end of fifth grade, students will: 1. Identify examples of cyberbullying with age-appropriate responses. 2. Identify and describe examples of appropriate versus inappropriate computer communications. B. Grade Band: 6-8. By the end of eighth grade, stude…
CLI LAC tit. 28, §CLI-105 — Purpose of Course Choice Program
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A. The Course Choice Program was enacted by the Louisiana Legislature so that all Louisiana school children have access to the type and format of education that best meets the needs of the individual student and to include parental choice in the best interest of their child. Each…
CLI LAC tit. 28, §CLI-303 — BESE Duties Relating to Course Choice Program
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A. BESE, as the authorizer of the Course Choice Program, shall implement a comprehensive application for course providers that will include, at a minimum, the following: 1. a plan for the administration of state assessments as required by the school and district accountability sy…
CLI LAC tit. 28, §CLI-703 — Local Education Authority Procedures for Student Enrollment
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A. Each public school governing authority shall establish policies and procedures which shall require that prior to an eligible funded student enrolling in a course, the student and the parent or legal guardian shall be advised, as part of the development and annual review of the…
CLI LAC tit. 28, §CLI-1101 — Program Funding
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A. The following guidelines shall be used to establish funding procedures for the Course Choice Program. 1. The course provider shall receive a course amount for each eligible funded student as approved by BESE. B. The course provider may charge tuition to any eligible participat…
CLI LAC tit. 28, §CLI-505 — Course Provider Instructional Staff
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A. Each course provider shall establish by regulation, requirements and procedures consistent with R.S. 17:15 and R.S. 15:587.1 , through which it may request information from the Louisiana Bureau of Criminal Identification and Information necessary to ascertain whether an employ…
CLI LAC tit. 28, §CLI-503 — Course Provider Curriculum
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A. All course providers shall: 1. support the state content standards and CTE course guidelines as applicable; 2. supply course content that is designed to meet the following criteria: a. based on current perspectives of learning theories and curriculum standards; b. systematic i…
CLI LAC tit. 28, §CLI-103 — Definitions
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Academically Appropriate-coursework that aligns with the educational goals and interests as established during the student's Individual Graduation Planning. Course Provider an entity that offers individual courses in person or online, including but not limited to online or virtua…
CLI LAC tit. 28, §CLI-501 — General Provisions
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A. Any entity who wishes to become a course provider must apply through the course choice authorization process and adhere to all standards outlined in a signed agreement between the state board and the provider. B. All course providers must be in compliance with all applicable s…
CLI LAC tit. 28, §CLI-1301 — Provider Evaluation
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A. BESE shall monitor and evaluate the course provider in a manner in which student achievement is the predominant criterion. 1. The initial authorization of the course provider shall be for a period of three years. After the second year of the initial authorization period, the s…
CLI LAC tit. 28, §CLI-901 — Parental/Guardian Duties
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A. All parents/guardians shall work in conjunction with the student's school in which they are enrolled to ensure that the student has the necessary course prerequisites for each course taken through the Course Choice Program. Parents/guardians shall also consult with the school …
CLI LAC tit. 28, §CLI-507 — Online Course Providers
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A. The LDOE shall determine the appropriate standards for online education, and the online provider shall comply with the standards. B. The course provider will ensure that all instructors are evaluated . C. Repealed. D. The course provider must have an acceptable use policy for …
CLI LAC tit. 28, §CLI-701 — Local Educational Authority (LEA) Duties
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A. Each LEA shall establish policies and procedures whereby each eligible funded student enrolls in a course in this program, and which shall also provide for the following: 1. Consultation with a designated school system staff member and obtaining written permission from a paren…
CLI LAC tit. 28, §CLI-301 — Course Choice Program Authorization
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A. BESE shall authorize the operation and eligibility of course providers to participate in the Course Choice Program. BESE shall determine: 1. whether each proposed course provider complies with the applicable law and rules; 2. whether a proposal is valid, complete, financially …
CLIII LAC tit. 28, §CLIII-1101 — Reporting
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A. The department shall annually report to the Senate Committee on Education, the House Committee on Education, the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget, and each individual legislator regarding the implementation of the program. The report, at a minimum, shall include the f…
CLIII LAC tit. 28, §CLIII-1305 — Accountability System for Participating Nonpublic Schools
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A. Accountability criteria shall serve the goal of ensuring the public trust that all schools participating promote student achievement. B. Within the accountability system, the state superintendent may adjust individual numeric performance targets and thresholds to accommodate c…
CLIII LAC tit. 28, §CLIII-1501 — Purpose
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A. The purpose of this Chapter is to establish guidelines for the implementation and operation of the Louisiana Giving All True Opportunity to Rise (LA GATOR) Scholarship Program, created to ensure that all students have access to diverse educational opportunities. Notes La. Admi…
CLIII LAC tit. 28, §CLIII-101 — Definitions
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Department the state Department of Education. Eligible Nonpublic School - a non-public school that meets the following criteria: 1. is approved by the state Board of Elementary and Secondary Education as either an accredited approved school, a non-accredited approved school, a Lo…
CLIII LAC tit. 28, §CLIII-1507 — Student Application Process
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A. The LDOE shall commence accepting online student applications no later than March 1, 2025, for the 2025-2026 school year. For the 2026-2027 school year and beyond, online applications will be accepted beginning with a date specified by the LDOE to facilitate efficient administ…
CLIII LAC tit. 28, §CLIII-1521 — Special Education Services
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A. Prior to the enrollment process, the LDOE shall provide information to parents regarding the services available to students with disabilities. B. A parent may make a parental placement to receive special education and related services from a participating school that has demon…
CLIII LAC tit. 28, §CLIII-1523 — LA GATOR Program Funding
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A. Funding of student accounts is subject to annual legislative appropriation of state funds available for the program. Neither BESE nor the LDOE is obligated to provide funding in any year in which funding is not appropriated or is insufficient to provide account deposits to all…
CLIII LAC tit. 28, §CLIII-1525 — Assessments
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A. The LDOE shall develop a process for the annual administration of the following for participating students: 1. assessment in ELA and mathematics required pursuant to the school and district accountability system at the prescribed grade level; or 2. a nationally norm-referenced…
CLIII LAC tit. 28, §CLIII-1301 — Purpose
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A. The Student Scholarships for Educational Excellence Act requires the LDE to "develop criteria for [school] participation that includes an accountability system for participating students at participating schools." In accordance with this requirement, the criteria set forth in …
CLIII LAC tit. 28, §CLIII-1517 — Service Providers Eligibility and Application
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A. A service provider must complete and submit an online application by the deadline set by the LDOE to be considered for participation in the ESA program. B. Each public school governing authority may adopt a policy allowing it to become a service provider and accept account fun…
CLIII LAC tit. 28, §CLIII-1511 — Use of Funds
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A. Any of the following expenses are allowable for the use of the funds deposited in the ESA according to established procedures: 1. tuition or fees at a participating nonpublic school or for nonpublic online learning programs; 2. curricula and textbooks or other instructional ma…
CLIII LAC tit. 28, §CLIII-1519 — Appeals Process
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A. The following decisions of the program administrator may be appealed: 1. denial of a school or service provider application to participate; 2. suspension or termination of a participating school or service provider from the LA GATOR Program; 3. restriction of the ability of a …
CLIII LAC tit. 28, §CLIII-1527 — LA GATOR Program Evaluation
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A. The LDOE shall annually administer a survey to account holders to assess their satisfaction with the department's administration of the LA GATOR Program and their experience with participating schools and service providers. The survey shall collect no more than one (1) respons…
CLIII LAC tit. 28, §CLIII-1529 — Monitoring and Compliance
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A. The LDOE shall contract with an independent audit firm to conduct a compliance audit to ensure funds are used only for allowable expenses and other provisions in the program as deemed appropriate. 1. The LDOE shall maintain a copy of the audit plan and all associated audit rep…
CLIII LAC tit. 28, §CLIII-1506 — Phase 2 and Phase 3 Implementation
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A. In the initial phase of program implementation, student eligibility shall be determined in accordance with §1505 of this Chapter Upon legislative appropriation of funds sufficient to provide for program participation of all students eligible according to phase 1 criteria, addi…
CLIII LAC tit. 28, §CLIII-1509 — Funds Transfer and Management
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A. The LDOE shall establish procedures to effectuate the ESA funds transfer process into accounts and from accounts to nonpublic schools and service providers. B. The program manager will facilitate the electronic transfer of funds to accounts and to nonpublic schools and service…
CLIII LAC tit. 28, §CLIII-1513 — Termination of Student Eligibility and Account
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A. A participating student shall cease to be eligible to participate in the LA GATOR Program when the participating student meets at least one of the following, whichever occurs first: 1. enrolls full-time in a public school; 2. ceases to be a resident of Louisiana; 3. is found t…
CLIII LAC tit. 28, §CLIII-1303 — Participation Criteria for Nonpublic Schools
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A. To participate in the scholarship program, nonpublic schools shall satisfy the criteria within this Chapter in addition to criteria for participation already established in law. Schools that do not meet these criteria may be declared ineligible to participate in the program. I…
CLIII LAC tit. 28, §CLIII-1503 — Definitions
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A. The words defined in this Section shall have the meanings set forth below whenever the words appear in this Chapter, unless: 1. the context in which they are used clearly requires a different meaning; or 2. a different definition is prescribed for a particular provision. Accou…
CLIII LAC tit. 28, §CLIII-1505 — Student Eligibility
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A. For a student to be eligible for an ESA, the following conditions must be met: 1. The student must be a resident of Louisiana and meet at least one of the following: a. The student participated in the Louisiana Scholarship Program for the previous school year. b. The student i…
CLIII LAC tit. 28, §CLIII-1515 — Nonpublic Schools Eligibility and Application
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A. A nonpublic school applying to participate in the ESA program must meet one of the following: 1. be approved by BESE as an accredited approved school, Louisiana Montessori accredited approved school, or Louisiana Montessori provisionally accredited approved school; 2. provide …
CLIII LAC tit. 28, §CLIII-1531 — Return to the Resident School System
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A. A participating student who is otherwise eligible to return to their resident school system may return to the resident school system at any time after enrolling in the LA GATOR Program. Upon enrollment in the resident school system, the student's participation in the LA GATOR …
CLIII LAC tit. 28, §CLIII-1533 — Account Termination
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A. If an account holder has violated the requirements of this Chapter, the LDOE may terminate the student's account. 1. Following the termination of a student's account, the LDOE shall provide written notice of such closure to the account holder within 48 hours. The notice will d…