COURSE OF STUDY EVALUATION FOR FOSTER YOUTH Per AB 216 Legislation [effective January 1, 2014] Student [last, first, mi]: Date of birth: Grade: Current school of attendance: Current district of attendance: Mandatory evaluation timeline: Date of school entrance/transfer in date:____________ 30 day deadline to notify student of eligibility: ___________ Date of this evaluation: __________________ Prior high school(s)s attended: Grade: ___ School: ____________________________________ AB 216 eligibility criteria: (all three boxes must be checked to be eligible) COURSE English Grade: ___ School: ____________________________________ Changed schools and/or districts in grades 11 or 12. Completed at least 2 years of high school Would not reasonably be able to complete the district’s graduation requirements by the end of the 4th year of high school. AB 216 Transcript Evaluation Each box = 1 semester of coursework (5 credits) 1 course = 1 full year of study (10 credits) ***ELECTIVE CREDITS DO NOT COUNT TOWARD GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS English English English English English English World History World History U.S. History U.S. History Gov. Econ. Physical Physical Life Life Algebra I Algebra I Math Math PE PE PE PE F.A. or F.L. F.A. or F.L. 3 courses Social Studies 3 courses Science 2 courses Mathematics 2 courses Physical Education 2 courses Fine Arts or For. Lang 1 course CAHSEE Score of 350/better Math English Passed Failed score: ___________ Exempt from CAHSEE per AB X4 2 Passed Failed score: ___________ Exempt from CAHSEE per AB X4 2 130 Total credit requirement per AB 216 - ____ Total credits earned =____ Credits needed to meet AB 216 requirements for graduation ___ Total credit requirement per district - ____ Total credits earned =____ Credits needed to meet district’s requirements for graduation Page 1 of 2 Name: Birthdate: / / Meeting Date: / / AB 216 MEETING PARTICIPANTS Please print names Ed Rights Holder Student Admin/Designee Counselor Caregiver Social Worker other:___________ other:___________ other:___________ other:___________ AB 216 DETERMINATION Check only one box. The student is not eligible for AB 216. The student is eligible for AB 216. SAFEGUARDS & NOTIFICATIONS TO STUDENT AND EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS HOLDER The district is prohibited from requiring eligible student to graduate before the end of his/her fourth year. [ed rights holder ___________ student_____________] Graduation under AB 216 does not entitle the student entrance into a 4 year university/college. The youth is eligible to attend a community college and utilize a course of study that will allow the student to transfer to a 4 year postsecondary institution. [ed rights holder ___________ student_____________] If student is eligible for the exemption, they are not required to accept the exemption and cannot be denied enrollment in courses for which they are otherwise eligible. [ed rights holder ___________ student_____________] If the student is not eligible to graduate under AB 216 upon initial evaluation; the student shall be granted an exemption any time if he/she requests and qualifies for it in the future. [ed rights holder ___________ student_____________] Once the AB 216 exemption has been granted it cannot be revoked by the school district. [ed rights holder ___________ student_____________] SIGNATURES AND PARENT CONSENT 1a 1b 1c 2a 2b Agreement I agree to all parts of the AB 216 determination. I agree with the AB 216 determination, with the exception of: I do not agree with this AB 216 determination. Consent I understand and agree that student is eligible for AB 216, and I am accepting the exemption. The state’s graduation requirements will be the student’s new course of study I understand and agree that student is eligible for AB 216; however I am NOT accepting the exemption. The district’s graduation requirements of _____ credits will continue to be the student’s course of study. Authorization Signature below is to authorize and confirm agreement with all the areas initialed above: Signature: Date: / / Parent Guardian Surrogate Educational Rights Holder Adult Student Page 2 of 2