Identification of "Most Necessary" Courses and Services Sample Clauses

Identification of "Most Necessary" Courses and Services. The President, with advice from the affected faculty and Division Chairs and the Vice Presidents, shall decide in the case of each affected division what course offerings and/or other services are most necessary to maintain quality education at Highline College. The President shall consider, but not be limited to, the following factors:
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