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 school is articulated with a senior high school that is
 vocationally approved. Pupils enrolling in Homemaking
 II shall have satisfactorily completed Homemaking I.

 A third and fourth year of Homemaking Education may be
 offered above the minimum two-year requirement in a
 vocational program.

 A minimum of 40 home visitations per year is required
 for each vocational instructional unit.

2.14 Evaluation. Continuous evaluation is used as a basis for
 program revision and should be planned at the time
 tentative objectives or goals are determined.

2.15 Administrative Relationships and Arrangements. A mini-
 mum of nine students and a recommended maximum of 24
 as a class enrollment shall comply with the standards pre-
 scribed by the State Department of Education.

 The homemaking education department shall be planned
 and equipped so as to provide for experiences in all areas
 of homemaking. Plans for new departments or for major
 alterations and remodeling shall be reviewed by the
 Homemaking Section, State Department of Education.

 Sufficient space should be available for individual and
 group activities and discussions, and adequate storage
 facilities should be provided.

 Furnishings and equipment of a suitable type and standard
 to demonstrate desirable and possible practices in the
 average home of the community shall be provided.

 Provision should be made for adequate care and upkeep of
 building and equipment.

 The school will provide in its budget from local or Minimum
 Foundation Program current expense funds a sum adequate
 to provide teaching supplies for the classroom. This is in
 addition to the budget for equipment.

 Opportunities shall be made for supervised experiences in
 the home which contribute to pupil growth and development,
 and participation in school and community projects that
 contribute to family well-being is encouraged.