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2020-2021 SECTION I GENERAL INFORMATION Mission, Vision, and Values 2020-2021 SECTION I GENERAL INFORMATION Mission, Vision, and Values .............................................................................................................. 4 Philosophy and Objectives ............................................................................................................... 4 Equipment and Facilities .................................................................................................................. 4 Accreditation ..................................................................................................................................... 4 Equal Education Opportunity ............................................................................................................ 5 Individuals with Disabilities ............................................................................................................... 5 Control of Casual Contact Communicable Diseases ....................................................................... 5 Notification Regarding Blood-Borne Pathogens .............................................................................. 6 Visitors .............................................................................................................................................. 6 Observation Cameras ....................................................................................................................... 6 Use of Electronic Communication Devices ...................................................................................... 6 SECTION II ADMISSION AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION Assessment ...................................................................................................................................... 7 Student Status .................................................................................................................................. 7 Registration ....................................................................................................................................... 7 Academic Credit ............................................................................................................................... 7 Transfer Policy .................................................................................................................................. 8 Ohio Articulation and Transfer Policy ............................................................................................... 8 Class Cancellation ............................................................................................................................ 8 Tuition and Fees ............................................................................................................................... 8 Textbooks ......................................................................................................................................... 9 Tool/Lab Kits ..................................................................................................................................... 9 Protective Equipment and Safety Regulations ................................................................................. 9 SECTION III CONSUMER INFORMATION Campus Safety and Security Report .............................................................................................. 10 Violence Against Women/Sexual Misconduct and Dating Violence ............................................... 11 Definitions of Sexual Misconduct.................................................................................................... 11 Definitions of Hate Crimes .............................................................................................................. 12 Response Procedures .................................................................................................................... 13 Drug and Alcohol Prevention Program ........................................................................................... 13 Completion, Credential, and Placement Data ................................................................................ 15 SECTION IV FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION Financial Aid Information ................................................................................................................ 16 General Eligibility Requirements .................................................................................................... 16 Dependency Status ........................................................................................................................ 16 Types of Financial Assistance ........................................................................................................ 17 Change of Circumstances .............................................................................................................. 18 Fraud .............................................................................................................................................. 18 Verification ...................................................................................................................................... 18 Special Conditions .......................................................................................................................... 18 Disbursement of Title IV Funds ...................................................................................................... 18 Return to Title IV Policy .................................................................................................................. 18 Refund Policy .................................................................................................................................. 19 SECTION V PROGRAM INFORMATION Full Time Basic Police Academy .................................................................................................................... 20 Fire Rescue Academy .................................................................................................................... 21 Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, Refrigeration ...................................................................... 22 Industrial Maintenance Technology ................................................................................................ 23 Industrial Welding ........................................................................................................................... 24 Medical Billing and Coding ............................................................................................................. 25 Paramedic ....................................................................................................................................... 26 Practical Nursing............................................................................................................................. 27 Part Time Commercial Drivers License (CDL) ................................................................................................ 28 Clinical Medical Assisting ............................................................................................................... 29 Emergency Medical Technician ...................................................................................................... 30 Firefighter I and II............................................................................................................................ 31 Phlebotomy ..................................................................................................................................... 32 Private Security............................................................................................................................... 33 State Tested Nurse Aide ................................................................................................................ 34 SECTION VI SCHOOL POLICIES AND REGULATIONS Satisfactory Progress ..................................................................................................................... 35 Academic Progress ........................................................................................................................ 35 Attendance ...................................................................................................................................... 36 Appeals/Reinstatement .................................................................................................................. 36 Extenuating Circumstances ............................................................................................................ 37 Probation ........................................................................................................................................ 37 Make-Up Time ................................................................................................................................ 37 Withdrawal Procedure .................................................................................................................... 37 Maximum Time Frame .................................................................................................................... 38 Certificate of Completion/Transcript Requests ............................................................................... 38 Career Passports ............................................................................................................................ 38 Early 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