Yes. School districts will follow the same minimum day requirements and compute their ADA in the same manner prescribed in EC sections 46146 and 46146.5.
Please see FAQ #4 above for the minimum day requirements for students dually enrolled in a school district and on a part time basis in a California State University (CSU), University of California (UC), or community college setting.
For students in grades 9-12 that are not enrolled in an ECHS or programs or MCHS or programs but are enrolled as special part time students at a community college, the minimum day per EC Section 46146(b) is 180 minutes. Per EC Section 46146(c), students that are scheduled for 180 minutes generate a maximum three-quarters of an ADA.
Provided all other independent study conditions of apportionment are met, the 180-minute minimum day would apply to those students in traditional independent study and course-based independent study. Similarly, these same students would generate a maximum three-quarters of an ADA.
Charter schools will meet the non-classroom based scheduling and offering requirements for a dually enrolled student by offering and scheduling students less than the classroom-based requirements in EC sections 46146.5 and 76004(s)(2).
Please see FAQ #5 above for the scheduling and offering requirements for students dually enrolled in a school district and on a part time basis in a CSU, UC, or community college setting.
In order to claim nonclassroom-based attendance for students that are enrolled in a charter school that is part of a CCAP partnership agreement under EC Section 76004, and enrolled as special part time students at a community college and will receive academic credit upon satisfactory completion of enrolled courses, less than 80 percent of the instructional time offered by the charter school must be offered at the schoolsite and the charter school must require students to attend less than 50 percent of the minimum instructional time required to be offered pursuant to EC Section 47612.5(a)(1) in order to generate ADA for the purpose of funding (EC Section 76004(s)(2)).