30 Miss. Code. R. 1801-1.3 - Schools

A. Any establishment licensed by the Board where ten (10) or more students can be accommodated while engaging in learning and acquiring a knowledge of the practice of barbering may be considered a school of barbering.

B. Each school of barbering shall operate in accordance with any or all federal requirements and laws of the State of Mississippi.

C. Each school of barbering shall at all times be under the direct supervision of a license instructor.

D. There shall be at least one instructor for every twenty-five (25) students based on average daily attendance or any portion thereof.

E. Application for enrollment, proof of educational qualifications and one passport port size color head shot photo must be submitted to the Board office no later than 30 day after date of enrollment. After this time period, no hours can be granted until these documents have been received.

F. No school shall have more than one (1) student per barber chair at one shift.

G. Each school must be a building separate from any other barbering establishment owned or operated by the same management.

H. A school of barbering may advertise as a school but not as a barber shop.

I. Each school shall display, in a conspicuous place, a sign in display lettering, not less than one (1) inch of height as follows: "ALL WORK IN THIS SCHOOL IS DONE BY STUDENTS". The Board will recognize guest artists for demonstration purposes with no charge.

J. The establishment shall be clearly designated as a school of barbering at the entrance.

K. No service price sign shall be posted in or on the front window, or any outside door, nor on the exterior of the premises. The school shall not advertise the prices for services to the public by any media off the premises of the school.

L. There shall be a school library consisting of a medical dictionary, an English dictionary, and two books on barbering. At least one (1) trade magazine pertaining to barbering shall be available at all times on a current basis.

M. Schools shall not give correspondence courses.

N. An enrollment record of each student shall be sent to the board on or prior to the date the student enters school.

O. A systematic report for each student's attendance shall be sent to the board on the first day of the succeeding month on a form furnished by the board and signed by an authorized person of the school and the student involved.

P. Schools of barbering shall keep a record of the amount of instruction each student received in each subject.

Q. All records kept by a school shall be available for inspection by the board or its representative.

R. Schools shall keep the essential records of the students in individual folders alphabetically in a file cabinet.

S. A classroom roll book shall be maintained showing the presence, absence, and tardiness of students at the convening of each class.

T. The school shall keep a permanent record of each student's attendance as reflected on the clock punch card or classroom roll book and maintained on a current basis. This record will also show the student's grades, progress, and conduct, periodically; based on the instructor's evaluation.

U. Schools shall have adequate facilities for filing and storing business records. They shall have a general ledger or recording of all income and expenditures.

V. School attendance and scholarship records of individual students may be destroyed after five (5) years from the date a student is a licensed barber.

W. All students must be given a definite schedule of attendance.

X. The school shall use not less than two (2) visual aids, such as motion pictures, charts, etc.

Y. Each student shall receive, upon enrollment, a copy of the school's rules and regulations governing students.

Z. Contracts or receipts between the school and students relating to tuition and implements shall be in writing, students to receive a copy of contract

AA. Not less than 10% of the required hours for completion of the course of study shall be devoted to classroom study, demonstrations, and lectures.

BB. Examinations shall be given on at least ten (10) subjects, and the grades therefore, shall be permanently recorded.

CC. A final examination shall be required for completion of the course of study.

DD. For the completion of the course of study, students shall be required to have performed the following minimum hours of study: Haircut (tapered and long) 500; Hair coloring (10); Shaving (25); Facial treatment (35); Razor cutting, styling and permanent waving, chemical hair relaxing (200); Scalp treatment, shampoo (75); Hair pieces and fitting (5).

EE. A copy of the rules and regulations relating to the sanitation of barber shops shall be given to every student, and the instructor must make sure that they are observed.

FF. The school shall forward to the board an affidavit pertaining to the instruction and training of all students at the completion of the course or withdrawal of a student. This affidavit must be signed by someone authorized to sign for the school.

GG. Receptacles containing face or talcum powder shall have tops.

HH. The school shall provide a clean cupboard or cabinet in which to keep all linen or paper towels free from dust.

II. All schools shall offer advanced training courses for registered barbers on the following subjects:

1. 40 hour course-Teaching the latest haircut on male and female plus styling.

2. 600 hour course-Teaching the latest haircut on male and female with the help of video film, all phases of hair styling, hair coloring, and hair piece fitting.

3. The above courses shall be taught by instructors qualified to teach each course.

Notes

30 Miss. Code. R. 1801-1.3

Mississippi Code of 1972, 73-5-7 (4)

Amended 4/13/2016