Section 392-169-057. Enrollment—Extent of combined high school and running start enrollment.  


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  • Concurrent or combined regular high school program and running start program enrollment by a student may exceed the equivalent of full-time enrollment as follows:
    (1) An eligible student's concurrent enrollment in both the regular high school program, and in running start or an institution of higher education under this chapter, may exceed the equivalent of full-time enrollment: Provided, That a designated school district representative and a designated college or university representative may jointly limit a student's concurrent high school and institution of higher education enrollment, but not to less than the equivalent of full-time enrollment, for bona fide academic reasons based upon a joint evaluation of the student's capabilities and the total course work the student seeks to enroll in.
    (2) For purposes of limiting a student's combined regular high school and running start program enrollment for bona fide academic reasons under subsection (1) of this section thirty hours per week shall constitute full-time high school or technical college enrollment, and fifteen quarter credit hours or fifteen semester hours shall constitute full-time college or university enrollment. Thus, for example, a student enrolled in the regular high school program for ten hours per week (one-third FTE) and in a college for ten quarter credit hours (two-thirds FTE) is enrolled the equivalent of full-time.
    [Statutory Authority: RCW 28A.300.390, 28A.150.260 and 28A.150.290. WSR 95-09-042 (Order 95-02), § 392-169-057, filed 4/14/95, effective 5/15/95. Statutory Authority: RCW 28A.600.390, 28A.150.260 and [28A.150.]290. WSR 94-04-095 (Order 94-01), § 392-169-057, filed 2/1/94, effective 3/4/94.]
RCW 28A.300.390, 28A.150.260 and 28A.150.290. WSR 95-09-042 (Order 95-02), § 392-169-057, filed 4/14/95, effective 5/15/95. Statutory Authority: RCW 28A.600.390, 28A.150.260 and [28A.150.]290. WSR 94-04-095 (Order 94-01), § 392-169-057, filed 2/1/94, effective 3/4/94.