Alaska § 23.15.850 - Definitions.

Full text of Alaska Alaska Statutes § 23.15.850 — Definitions., with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 23.15.850. Definitions.

In AS 23.15.820 — 23.15.850,        (1) “articulation agreement” means a dual-credit partnership between a school district and an institution receiving funding under AS 23.15.835 (d) that describes vocational education courses, student eligibility, course location, academic policies, student support services, credit on a student's transcript, funding, and other items required by the partnering institutions;

 (2) “board” means the Alaska Workforce Investment Board;

 (3) “dual credit” means simultaneous high school credit and credit toward a career or vocational certification.

 (4) “program” means the Alaska technical and vocational education program established in AS 23.15.820 — 23.15.850.

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