Education Regulations
The California Department of Education, the California State University Board of Trustees and the Board of Governors of the California Community Colleges are responsible for overseeing and ensuring that California's educational institutions comply with all state laws regarding facilities, courses of study, handicapped students, staff credentialing, health and safety. The State of California requires that you operate your school according to these applicable laws and if you fail to remain in compliance you are not only risking the educational wellbeing of those who are dependant on your leadership but your funding as well.
Barclays is your strategic partner in providing you with the most up-to-date information you need to remain compliant in California . Barclays has identified three regulatory offerings that are crucial to every educational institution in California , they are:
- Title 5 Education
- Title 13 Motor Vehicles
- Title 19 Public Safety
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Title 5, Education
| The regulations contained in Title 5 are the most detailed guidelines for educational institutions in California . In 2003 there were 244 new and amended regulations to Title 5 - a re you aware of the most current regulations regarding allowances per pupil, revenue limits or faculty certification? Remaining compliant and implementing Title 5 regulations is important and the risks of not being informed are far too great. Simply stated in order to run a successful and efficient school you need to be informed and to be informed you need Barclays. |
Title 13, Motor Vehicles
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Title 13 contains the most rigid guidelines regarding motor carrier safety in California including important regulations for school bus safety, driver requirements and certificates. Parents and students are relying on school bus drivers to maintain the appropriate safety standards, as set by the Department of Motor Vehicles - don't risk the safety of your students by not staying compliant. |
Title 19, Public Safety
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Mandated by the Office of the Fire Marshall, the regulations contained in Title 19 ensure that every public facility in the state of California is following the required general fire and panic safety standards. In the case of an emergency your students and employees are relying on you to ensure their safety. You are responsible to ensure that your school has all of the proper fire safety procedures in place such as an established emergency evacuation plan as well as the required amount of emergency exits, fire extinguishers and alarm devices on your premises. |
