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[Section] ADMINISTRATION & PLANNING [Information] 
A&P1 MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the college and the district or high school must be completed annually for a concurrent enrollment program. A&P 2 STUDENT RECORD ACCOUNTABILITY The participating college must maintain current and accurate student records. Before the census date each term the college must have the following information on file for each student: College application Current assessment scores Concurrent Enrollment Agreement and Registration Form (District Approved) Verification of College Opportunity Fund account, if applicable A&P 3 FACULTY RECORD ACCOUNTABILITY The college must maintain a current human resource file for each faculty member teaching a concurrent enrollment course. The college’s chief academic officer or designee must verify the employment credential for all faculty teaching concurrent enrollment courses per college human resource guidelines. A&P 4 SERVICE AREA CLEARANCE If a college provides a concurrent enrollment program outside of its official service area, a Service Area Course Clearance Form must be completed, including the signatures of both college presidents, and filed with the CCCS Office of the Provost. A&P 5 REGIONAL ACCREDITATION Each college must work with the Higher Learning Commission to ensure the college’s concurrent enrollment program is in compliance with all accreditation regulations. A&P6 HIGH SCHOOL RELATIONSHIP Each college that offers concurrent enrollment programs will designate a college employee to serve as the local education provider’s liaison. This person will be the official point of contact for the College’s Concurrent Enrollment Programs.
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