R277-438-3. Private and Home School Student Participation in a Public School Course, Co-curricular Activity, or Program

  (1) A student who is exempt from compulsory public school education by a local school board for instruction in a private or home school may enroll in the student's resident school as a dual enrollment student and participate in a course, co-curricular activity, or program at the student's resident school if the student:

  (a) takes courses comparable to resident school courses or earns credit under options outlined in Section R277-700-6 in at least as many of the designated courses as required by the local school board of a student for participation in the course, co-curricular activity, or program; or

  (b) demonstrates competency to the satisfaction of the LEA in the subject matter taught in the courses required by the local school board of a student for participation the course, co-curricular activity or program.

  (2) A public school that is not the student's resident school may allow a private or home school student to enroll in the public school, including in a single course or program, as a dual enrollment student, at the discretion of the public school, and in accordance with Subsection 53G-6-703(2)(d).

  (3)(a) A private school dual enrollment student is eligible to participate in a course, co-curricular activity, or program consistent with the eligibility standards for a full-time student, including providing a report card to the resident school or other school described in Subsection (2) upon request.

  (b) A home school dual enrollment student is eligible to participate in a course, co-curricular activity, or program if eligibility standards are met consistent with Subsections 53G-6-703(5) through 53G-6-703(14).