(1) A skill center shall only receive the enhanced skill center funding for its programs after the date on which program approval is issued by the superintendent of public instruction, career and technical education.

(2) The core or branch campus district hiring the instructional staff and providing skill center programs to the student shall report the monthly student enrollment to the superintendent of public instruction, school apportionment and financial services, for state funding purposes, unless otherwise provided for by the interlocal agreement.

(3) Satellite programs shall not provide a monthly count of students directly to the superintendent of public instruction, for apportionment purposes and shall not be direct funded.

(4) Exemptions may be granted by the superintendent of public instruction, career and technical education, for start-up and existing skill centers operating prior to the 2010-11 school year.