Common use of Academic Regulations Clause in Contracts

Academic Regulations. 1. A TVCC class minimum enrollment of 12 students is necessary to make a face-to-face class on a TVCC campus. Exceptions to this restriction apply in instances in which more than one high school agrees to receive instruction simultaneously (ITV, distance learning, etc.) and a minimum of 12 students enrolled between the participating districts. Embedded courses may be taught on an individual student basis, with no minimum enrollment required. A minimum of 12 students is required for non-embedded courses taught on the high school campus. 2. TVCC courses offered as dual credit by TVCC faculty or embedded high school faculty, regardless of where they are taught, follow the TVCC College calendar, syllabus requirements, course outline, grading procedure, FERPA regulations, communication between students, parents, and District administrators, and other instructional and evaluative policies and procedures. Exceptions to this must be approved by the appropriate associate vice president, xxxxxxx, and vice president of instruction. [TAC 19, Part 1, Chapter 4, Subchapter D, §4.85 (g)(1)] 3. Letter grades are given in accordance with policies printed in the College catalog. Numerical averages will be provided to the high school counselor, via email, by the TVCC Registrar’s Office or director of dual credit at the end of each semester. 4. In the event of a grade dispute, the TVCC policy for grade appeals will be followed. Please see the Academic Grievance Procedure in the current TVCC catalog. 5. District employees and parents shall not influence the grading policies, grading procedures, or other instructional policies of TVCC faculty who teach college courses as dual credit. 6. Dual credit students may withdraw (drop) from all courses and receive a grade of "W" at any time during the semester on/prior to TVCC official drop deadline specified in the College calendar located in the class schedule or catalog. A grade of "F" will be assigned for courses dropped after the deadline specified in the College calendar. For students who wish to drop a class, it is the student's responsibility to contact the high school official before withdrawing from a course. It is the student’s responsibility to verify that the official withdrawal has been initiated and completed. 7. Dual credit students are responsible for contacting the high school official to withdraw (drop) a class by the last day to pay deadline if they do not intend to pay for the identified class. If the class is not dropped and is not paid for, the dual credit student will have an outstanding balance and a grade will be transcripted in the identified course. 8. Dual credit students may request locally articulated career technical credit by completing the TVCC High School Student Local Articulation Approval form.

Academic Regulations. 1. A TVCC class minimum enrollment of 12 10 students is necessary to make a face-to-face class taught by a TVCC instructor on a TVCC campus. Exceptions to this restriction apply in instances in which where more than one high school agrees to receive instruction simultaneously (ITV, distance learningthrough Zoom, etc.) and a minimum of 12 10 students enrolled between the participating districts. 2. Embedded courses taught by an ISD instructor may be taught on an individual student basis, with no minimum enrollment required. 3. A minimum of 12 10 students is required for all non-embedded courses taught on the high school campuscampus by a TVCC faculty member. For every student under 10, the ISD will be responsible for a $200/per student fee. This will be based on the number of students enrolled in the class on TVCC Census Day. 24. TVCC courses offered as dual credit by TVCC faculty or embedded high school faculty, regardless of where they are taught, follow the TVCC College calendar, syllabus requirements, course outline, grading procedureprocedures, FERPA regulations, communication between students, parents, and District administrators, and other instructional and evaluative policies and procedures. Exceptions to this must be approved by the appropriate associate vice president, xxxxxxx, and vice president of instruction. [TAC 19, Part 1, Chapter 4, Subchapter D, §4.85 (g)(1g)(I)] 35. Letter grades are given in accordance with policies printed in the College catalog. Numerical averages will be provided to the high school counselor, via email, by the TVCC Registrar’s 's Office or director of dual credit at the end of each semester. 46. In the event of a grade dispute, the TVCC policy for grade appeals will be followed. Please see the Academic Grievance Procedure in the current TVCC catalog. 57. District employees and parents shall not influence the grading policies, grading procedures, or other instructional policies of TVCC faculty Faculty who teach college courses as dual credit. 68. Dual credit students may withdraw (drop) from all courses and receive a grade of "W" at any time during the semester on/prior to the TVCC official drop deadline specified in the College calendar located in the class schedule or catalog. A The appropriate grade of "F" will be assigned for courses dropped after the deadline specified in the College calendar. For students who wish to drop a class, it is the student's their responsibility to contact the high school official before withdrawing from a coursecounselor. It is Dual Credit students cannot withdraw themselves. The appropriate paperwork must be submitted by the student’s responsibility to verify that the official withdrawal has been initiated and completedhigh school. 79. Dual credit students are responsible for contacting the high school official counselor to withdraw ({drop) a class by the last day to pay deadline if they do not intend to pay for the identified class. If the class is not dropped and is not or paid for, the dual credit student will have an outstanding balance and a grade will be transcripted in the identified course. 810. Dual credit students The high school counselor may request locally articulated career technical credit for a dual credit student by completing the TVCC High School Student Local Articulation Approval formform available from the Dual Credit office.

Academic Regulations. 1. A TVCC class minimum enrollment of 12 students is necessary to make a face-to-face class on a TVCC campus. Exceptions to this restriction apply in instances in which more than one high school agrees to receive instruction simultaneously (ITV, distance learning, etc.) and a minimum of 12 students enrolled between the participating districts. Embedded courses may be taught on an individual student basis, with no minimum enrollment required. A minimum of 12 students is required for non-embedded courses taught on the high school campus. 2. TVCC courses offered as dual credit by TVCC faculty or embedded high school faculty, regardless of where they are taught, follow the TVCC College calendar, syllabus requirements, course outline, grading procedure, FERPA regulations, communication between students, parents, and District ISD administrators, and other instructional and evaluative policies and procedures. Exceptions to this must be approved by the appropriate associate vice president, xxxxxxx, and vice president of instruction. [TAC 19, Part 1, Chapter 4, Subchapter D, §4.85 (g)(1)] 3. Letter grades are given in accordance with policies printed in the College catalog. Numerical averages will be provided to the high school counselor, via email, by the TVCC Registrar’s Office or director of dual credit at the end of each semester. 4. In the event of a grade dispute, the TVCC policy for grade appeals will be followed. Please see the Academic Grievance Procedure in the current TVCC catalog. 5. District employees and parents shall not influence the grading policies, grading procedures, or other instructional policies of TVCC faculty who teach college courses as dual credit. 6. Dual credit students may withdraw (drop) from all courses and receive a grade of "W" at any time during the semester on/prior to TVCC official drop deadline specified in the College calendar located in the class schedule or catalog. A grade of "F" will be assigned for courses dropped after the deadline specified in the College calendar. For students who wish to drop a class, it is the student's responsibility to contact the high school official before withdrawing from a course. It is the student’s responsibility to verify that the official withdrawal has been initiated and completed. 7. Dual credit students are responsible for contacting the high school official to withdraw (drop) a class by the last day to pay deadline if they do not intend to pay for the identified class. If the class is not dropped and is not paid for, the dual credit student will have an outstanding balance and a grade will be transcripted in the identified course. 8. Dual credit students may request locally articulated career technical credit by completing the TVCC High School Student Local Articulation Approval form.