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As a school owner, do I have to inform NACCAS of a program review, termination action, criminal or civil action filed by the state or federal authorities, destruction of the school, etc.?

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As a school owner, do I have to inform NACCAS of a program review, termination action, criminal or civil action filed by the state or federal authorities, destruction of the school, etc.?

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Yes. Pursuant to Section 5.1 of the NACCAS Rules of Practice and Procedure, each accredited school or applicant for initial accreditation must notify NACCAS in writing of any material event which may jeopardize its continued operation as a licensed accredited school within ten (10) calendar days of the events occurrence. If you cannot find your question here, please contact us, and we will get back to you as soon as we can.

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