Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Safety and Professional Services › SPS 1-299 - Professional Services › SPS 50-69 - Barbering and Cosmetology Schools and Instructors › Chapter SPS 62 - Regulation of schools and specialty schools › Section SPS 62.01 - Required contents for school and specialty school catalogs

Current through June 24, 2024
A school or specialty school catalog or bulletin shall
					 contain:
(1) Identifying data,
				  including volume number, dates of publication and reprinting.
(2) Name of school or specialty school and
				  its governing body and officials.
(3) A calendar showing dates of instruction
				  for each course and vacation periods.
(4) The school or specialty school policy and
				  regulations regarding specific entrance and graduation requirements for each
				  course.
(5) The school or specialty
				  school policy and regulations governing enrollment dates, leave, absences,
				  tardiness, make-up work, and interruption or suspension for unsatisfactory work
				  or attendance, and the conditions under which a student dismissed or suspended
				  for unsatisfactory progress, conduct, or attendance may resume the course of
				  instruction.
(6) The school's or
				  specialty school's policy and regulations governing standards of progress
				  required of the student, the grading system of the school or specialty school,
				  the minimum grades considered satisfactory, conditions for interruption for
				  unsatisfactory grades or progress, and a description of the probationary
				  period, if any, as well as a description of the student progress records kept
				  by the school or specialty school and furnished to the students.
(7) The school or specialty school policy and
				  regulations governing student conduct and conditions of dismissal for
				  unsatisfactory conduct.
(8) A
				  detailed description of charges for tuition and a schedule of fees for student
				  activities, laboratory fees, rentals, deposits and all other charges which are
				  referred to or included in the contract. The school's or specialty school's
				  refund policy shall be fully described in the catalog or bulletin.
(9) An outline for each course describing the
				  subject of the course, the type of work or skill to be learned, the length of
				  the course and the number of credits or clock hours to be earned towards
				  licensing eligibility. In addition, the school or specialty school shall
				  disclose any requirements imposed by the school or specialty school for
				  graduation which exceed minimums required by the state to be eligible for the
				  licensure examination. If graduation is required before a student is eligible
				  to take the licensure examination, the catalog or bulletin shall so
				  state.
(10) A statement of the
				  school or specialty school policy and regulations under which it will grant
				  credit for hours of previous education and training.
(11) A description of the school or specialty
				  school placement services and other resources made available to assist
				  students.
(12) A description of the
				  surety bond under s.
				  SPS
				  61.06 and an explanation of how a student may make a
				  claim on the bond.