South Dakota § 13-3-84 - Partially enrolled student required to take academic achievement test.
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§ 13-3-84. Partially enrolled student required to take academic achievement test.
If a student is partially enrolled in a school district pursuant to § 13-28-41 or 13-28-51, and the student's enrollment is equal to or greater than fifty percent, that student is required to take any academic achievement test administered by the school district pursuant to § 13-3-55. If a student's partial enrollment in a school district is less than fifty percent, the student is not required to take any academic achievement test administered by the school district pursuant to § 13-3-55.
Source: SL 2007, ch 101, § 4.
Source: official South Dakota text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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