(D) If the performance of the students enrolled in courses offered by the course provider does not meet agreed upon performance standards, the course provider must be placed on probation and shall submit a plan for improvement. The committee shall determine the terms of the probation and if the course provider has met the specified results necessary to return to good standing. If a course provider on probation fails to return to good standing within the timeframe of their probation, the committee may revoke their status as an approved course provider. (E) After the initial threeyear authorization period, the committee may reauthorize the course provider for additional periods of not less than three years after thorough review of the course activities and the achievement of students enrolled provider’s in courses offered by the course provider. (F) The committee may exclude a course provided by an authorized provider at any time if the committee determines that the course: (1) is no longer adequately aligned with the state academic standards; (2) no longer provides a detailed and quality curriculum and accountability plan; or (3) fails to deliver outcomes as measured by course completion or student outcomes and performance on state or nationally accepted assessments. Section 598180. The committee may enter into a reciprocity agreement with other states for the purpose of authorizing and approving high quality providers and courses for the program and the operation of the catalog. Section 598190. (A) The committee shall: (1) publish the criteria required by Section 598150 for courses that may be offered through the program; (2) create the catalog, in the process of which the committee may enter into an agreement with other states or organizations to develop and operate one or more aspects of the catalog and program; (3) publish a link to the catalog in a prominent location on the which includes a listing of courses offered by committee’s website, authorized providers available through the program, a detailed description of the courses, and available student completion and outcome data; and (4) establish and publish a timeframe or specific dates by which students are able to withdraw from a course provided through
(D) If the performance of the students enrolled in courses offered by the course provider does not meet agreed upon performance standards, the course provider must be placed on probation and shall submit a plan for improvement. The committee shall determine the terms of the probation and if the course provider has met the specified results necessary to return to good standing. If a course provider on probation fails to return to good standing within the timeframe of their probation, the committee may revoke their status as an approved course provider. (E) After the initial threeyear authorization period, the committee may reauthorize the course provider for additional periods of not less than three years after thorough review of the course provider’s activities and the achievement of students enrolled in courses offered by the course provider. (F) The committee may exclude a course provided by an authorized provider at any time if the committee determines that the course: (1) is no longer adequately aligned with the state academic standards; (2) no longer provides a detailed and quality curriculum and accountability plan; or (3) fails to deliver outcomes as measured by course completion or student outcomes and performance on state or nationally accepted assessments. Section 598180. The committee may enter into a reciprocity agreement with other states for the purpose of authorizing and approving high quality providers and courses for the program and the operation of the catalog. Section 598190. (A) The committee shall: (1) publish the criteria required by Section 598150 for courses that may be offered through the program; (2) create the catalog, in the process of which the committee may enter into an agreement with other states or organizations to develop and operate one or more aspects of the catalog and program; (3) publish a link to the catalog in a prominent location on the committee’s website, which includes a listing of courses offered by authorized providers available through the program, a detailed description of the courses, and available student completion and outcome data; and (4) establish and publish a timeframe or specific dates by which students are able to withdraw from a course provided through
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