Eastern States Student Exchange, Inc. (ESSEX) ESSEX 7/06 Dept of State 22 CFR Part 62 Revisions April 4, 2006.

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Eastern States Student Exchange, Inc. (ESSEX) ESSEX 7/06 Dept of State 22 CFR Part 62 Revisions April 4, 2006

Eastern States Student Exchange, Inc. (ESSEX) ESSEX 7/06 Program Eligibility: Require all participants to be enrolled and participating in a full course of study; Not less than one academic semester nor more than two; Be conducted on a U.S. academic calendar year basis, except for students from countries whose academic year is opposite

Eastern States Student Exchange, Inc. (ESSEX) ESSEX 7/06 Program Administration: Ensure all volunteers and officers: Are adequately trained, supervised, and those with personal contact are vetted through a criminal background check ; Make no student placement beyond 120 miles of the home of a local organizational representative; Ensure that no organizational representative act as both host family and area supervisor Ensure that no organizational representative act as both host family and area supervisor

Eastern States Student Exchange, Inc. (ESSEX) ESSEX 7/06 Program Administration: Ensure all volunteers and officers: Maintain, at minimum, a monthly schedule of personal contact with the student and host family ; Ensure that the school has contact information for the local organizational representative and the program main office

Eastern States Student Exchange, Inc. (ESSEX) ESSEX 7/06 Student Selection: Are secondary school students in their home country who have not completed more than eleven years of primary and secondary study, exclusive of kindergarten; OR are at least 15 years of age but not more than 18 years and six months of age as of the program start date ;

Eastern States Student Exchange, Inc. (ESSEX) ESSEX 7/06 Student Selection: Demonstrate maturity, good character, and scholastic aptitude; and Have not previously participated in an academic year or semester secondary school student exchange program in the United States or attended school in the United States in either F-1 or J-1 visa status.

Eastern States Student Exchange, Inc. (ESSEX) ESSEX 7/06 Student Enrollment: Sponsors must secure prior written acceptance for the enrollment of any exchange student participant in a United States public or private secondary school; Sponsors must maintain copies of all written acceptances and make such documents available for Department of State inspection upon request; Sponsors must provide the school with a translated ``written English language summary'' of the student's complete academic course work prior to commencement of school

Eastern States Student Exchange, Inc. (ESSEX) ESSEX 7/06 Student Enrollment: Sponsors must inform the prospective host school of any student who has completed secondary school in his/her home country Sponsors may not facilitate the enrollment of more than five exchange students in one school unless the school itself has requested, in writing, the placement of more than five; Upon issuance of Form DS-2019 to a prospective participant, the sponsor accepts full responsibility for placing the student

Eastern States Student Exchange, Inc. (ESSEX) ESSEX 7/06 Student Orientation: Prior to departure from home: A summary of all operating procedures, rules, and regulations governing student participation in the exchange visitor program along with a detailed summary of travel arrangements Age and language appropriate information on how to identify and report sexual abuse or exploitation

Eastern States Student Exchange, Inc. (ESSEX) ESSEX 7/06 Student Orientation: Prior to departure from home: A detailed profile of the host family in which the exchange student is placed. The profile must state whether the host family is a permanent or a temporary host family; A detailed profile of the school and community in which the exchange student is placed; and

Eastern States Student Exchange, Inc. (ESSEX) ESSEX 7/06 Student Orientation: Prior to departure from home: An identification card, which lists the exchange student's name, United States host family placement address and telephone number, and a telephone number which affords immediate contact with both the program sponsor, the program sponsor's organizational representative, and Department of State in case of emergency. Such cards may be provided in advance of home country departure or immediately upon entry into the United States.

Eastern States Student Exchange, Inc. (ESSEX) ESSEX 7/06 Student Extra-curricular Activities: Student Extra-curricular Activities: May participate in school sanctioned and sponsored extra-curricular activities, including athletics, if participation is: Authorized by the local school district in which the student is enrolled ; and Authorized by the State authority responsible for determination of athletic eligibility

Eastern States Student Exchange, Inc. (ESSEX) ESSEX 7/06 Student Employment: Exchange students may not be employed on either a full or part-time basis May accept sporadic or intermittent employment such as babysitting or yard work

Eastern States Student Exchange, Inc. (ESSEX) ESSEX 7/06 Host Family Screening and Selection: Host Family Screening and Selection: Provide potential host families with a detailed summary of the exchange visitor program and the parameters of their participation, duties, and obligations; Utilize a standard application form that must be signed and dated by all potential host family applicants which provides a detailed summary and profile of the host family, the physical home environment, family composition, and community environment;

Eastern States Student Exchange, Inc. (ESSEX) ESSEX 7/06 Host Family Screening and Selection: Host Family Screening and Selection: Exchange students are not permitted to reside with relatives; Conduct an in-person interview with all family members residing in the home ; Ensure that the host family has a good reputation and character by securing two personal references for each host family from the school or community ;

Eastern States Student Exchange, Inc. (ESSEX) ESSEX 7/06 Host Family Screening and Selection: Host Family Screening and Selection: Ensure that the host family has adequate financial resources to undertake hosting obligations ; Verify that each member of the host family household eighteen years of age and older has undergone a criminal background check;

Eastern States Student Exchange, Inc. (ESSEX) ESSEX 7/06 Host Family Screening and Selection: Host Family Screening and Selection: Maintain a record of all documentation, including but not limited to application forms, background checks, evaluations, and interviews, for all selected host families for a period of three years.

Eastern States Student Exchange, Inc. (ESSEX) ESSEX 7/06 Host Family Orientation: Host Family Orientation: Inform all host families of the philosophy, rules, and regulations governing the sponsor's exchange visitor program; Provide all selected host families with a copy of Department of State-promulgated Exchange Visitor Program regulations; Advise all selected host families of strategies for cross- cultural interaction and conduct workshops which will familiarize the host family with cultural differences and practices.

Eastern States Student Exchange, Inc. (ESSEX) ESSEX 7/06 Host Family Placement Sponsors May Not: Host Family Placement Sponsors May Not: Facilitate the entry into the United States for an exchange student for whom a host family placement has not been secured; Place more than one exchange student with a host family without the prior written consent of the Department of State;

Eastern States Student Exchange, Inc. (ESSEX) ESSEX 7/06 Host Family Placement Sponsors Must: Host Family Placement Sponsors Must: Facilitate and encourage the exchange of correspondence between the two prior to the student's departure from the home country; Document the reason(s) necessitating any unplanned change in host family and provide the Department of State with an annual statistical summary.

Eastern States Student Exchange, Inc. (ESSEX) ESSEX 7/06 Reporting Requirements Immediately report to the Department any incident or allegation involving the actual or alleged sexual exploitation or abuse of an exchange student participant. Sponsors must also report such allegations as required by local or state statute or regulation; Failure to report such incidents to the Department and to local law enforcement authorities shall be grounds for the summary suspension and termination of the sponsor's program.

Eastern States Student Exchange, Inc. (ESSEX) ESSEX 7/06 Reporting Requirements Summation of all situations which resulted in the placement of exchange student participants with more than one host family or school placement ; Provide a report of all final academic year and semester program participant placements by August 31 for the upcoming academic year.

Eastern States Student Exchange, Inc. (ESSEX) ESSEX 7/06 Dept of State 22 CFR Part 62 April 4, 2006