Wash. Admin. Code § 181-85-222 - Temporary or permanent revocation of continuing education provider status
(1) Continuing
education provider status may be temporarily or permanently revoked for
providers that meet any of the following criteria:
(a) Providers that receive a substantial
number of complaints filed against the provider, as determined by the
board;
(b) Providers found to not
be in substantial compliance with
RCW
28A.410.277; or
(c) Providers found to offer course material
that is not in substantial alignment with the cultural competency, diversity,
equity, and inclusion standards of practices adopted in
RCW
28A.410.260, as determined by the
board.
(2) The following
entities are authorized to submit a complaint under this section:
(a) Educators; or
(b) Local education agencies; or
(c) The office of the superintendent of
public instruction; or
(d)
Organizations representing principals; or
(e) Organizations representing school board
members; or
(f) Organizations
representing school administrators; or
(g) Labor organizations representing
classified instructional staff; or
(h) Labor organizations representing
teachers.
(3) The
process for reviewing complaints under subsections (1) and (2) of this section
shall be published by the professional educator standards board.
(4) Only the professional educator standards
board may permanently revoke approval status of a continuing education
provider.
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