Idaho State Statutes - Idaho Attorney Directory

(1) To the extent possible, the school district
shall provide counseling services to pupils and their parents or guardians
before the pupil enrolls in courses under the provisions of this chapter to
ensure that the pupil and parents or guardian are fully aware of the risks and
possible consequences of enrolling in postsecondary courses. The district
shall provide information on the program including who may enroll, what
institutions and sources are available under this program, the decision-making
process for granting academic credits, financial arrangements for tuition,
books and materials, eligibility criteria for transportation aid, available
support services, the need to arrange an appropriate schedule, consequences of
failing or not completing a course in which the pupil enrolls, the effect of
enrolling in this program on the pupil's ability to complete the required high
school graduation requirements, and the academic and social responsibilities
that must be assumed by the pupil and the parents or guardian. The person
providing counseling shall encourage pupils and their parents or guardian to
also use available counseling services at the postsecondary institutions prior
to the semester of enrollment to ensure that anticipated plans are appropriate
and adequate.
(2) Prior to enrolling, the pupil and the pupil's parents or guardian
must sign a form that shall be provided by the school district and may be
obtained from a postsecondary institution stating that they have received the
information specified herein and that they understand the responsibilities
that must be assumed in enrolling in this program. The superintendent of
public instruction shall, upon request, provide technical assistance to a
school district in developing appropriate forms and counseling guidelines.

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