EPCC Dual Credit Policy and Procedures Sample Clauses

EPCC Dual Credit Policy and Procedures. In all cases, dual credit courses will adhere to EPCC’s College Procedure 6.00.01.30, “High School Dual Credit Program Requirements.”
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EPCC Dual Credit Policy and Procedures. In all cases, College courses for dual credit will adhere to EPCC’s College Procedure 6.00.01.30 “High School Dual Credit Program Requirements.” H. Application of Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. To the extent this Agreement and the services provided under the Agreement are subject to the Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act and/or Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Xxxxx ISD and EPCC agree to take any steps necessary to comply with the provisions of these laws. Coordination of services under the Agreement, enrollment of students and any necessary accommodations will be managed by the EPCC Center for Students with Disabilities (CSD). Appropriate accommodations will be determined by an EPCC CSD Counselor based upon individual needs and requirements of the required program of study. Accommodations will be provided by Xxxxx ISD. Accommodations for special education students enrolled in dual credit and College courses must adhere to EPCC's accommodations policy.

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