Law / United States / Idaho

Proprietary school registration standards: accurate and secure student records

IDAPA 08.01.11, Section 301.03.e

In force since .

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Instrument type
a regulation made under an act
Obligation class
Security

What it requires

  • If you are a proprietary school registered with the Idaho State Board of Education, keep accurate and secure records of every aspect of the student record, including at minimum admissions information and the courses each student completed (IDAPA 08.01.11.301.03.e).

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A proprietary school registered with the Idaho State Board of Education must keep accurate and secure records for all aspects of the student record, including at minimum admissions information and the courses each student completed. The requirement is one of the approval standards a proprietary school must meet before the Board issues a certificate of registration.

Section 33-2401 of the Idaho Code defines a proprietary school as an entity with a presence in Idaho that conducts, provides, offers or sells a course or courses of study but does not provide, offer or sell degrees. The standard carries the effective date .

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