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34 CFR 299.20

§ 299.20 Requesting a bypass.

United States · 34 CFR — Education · Status: effective

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34 CFR 299.20, § 299.20 Requesting a bypass, United States, version 1 as recorded 2026-07-09, yourstate.us, https://yourstate.us/provision/155693
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(a) A private school official may request a bypass of an agency, consortium, or entity under the following circumstances: (1) The private school official has— (i) Filed a complaint with the State educational agency (SEA) under section 1117(b)(6)(A)-(B) or section 8501(c)(6)(A)-(B) of the ESEA and §§ 299.13 through 299.17 that an agency, consortium, or entity other than the SEA has substantially failed or is unwilling to provide equitable services; (ii) Requested that the SEA provide equitable services on behalf of the agency, consortium, or entity under section 1117(b)(6)(C) or section 8501(c)(6)(C) of the ESEA; and (iii) Submitted an appeal of the SEA's resolution of the complaint filed under this paragraph (a)(1) to the Secretary under section 8503(b) of the ESEA and § 299.17. (2) If an SEA has substantially failed, or is unwilling, to provide equitable services, the private school official has— (i) Filed a complaint with the SEA under section 8503(a) of the ESEA and §§ 299.13 through 299.16; and (ii) Submitted an appeal to the Secretary under section 8503(b) of the ESEA and § 299.17 of the SEA's resolution of the complaint filed under paragraph (a)(1) of this section in which the private school official requests a bypass. (b) An agency, consortium, or entity may request that the Secretary implement a bypass if the agency, consortium, or entity is prohibited by law from providing equitable services under section 1117 or section 8501 of the ESEA.

Legislative history

This is a federal regulation, adopted through agency rulemaking under the Administrative Procedure Act — not enacted by a recorded vote of Congress.