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Any student who fails to comply with the policies, rules, and regulations outlined in these policies will be subject to disciplinary action and possible termination. Special policies regarding tuition, attendance, and other areas of concern contained in this documentation may be established for programs which operate outside the usual requirements for adult preparatory classes.

Among those classes which may have such requirements are: Surgical Technology, Practical Nursing, Electrical Technician, and Commercial Driving. Copies of compliance requirements will be available to students enrolled in those classes during the first week of class.

  • Policy for Persons with Disabilities

    Policy 1501 The James Rumsey Technical Institute (JRTI) will not refuse to allow a person with a disability to participate in a service, program, or activity simply because the person has a disability. Postsecondary students with a disability are not required to inform the school of their disability. However, if students want JRTI to provide [Read more…]

  • Re-enrollment

    Policy 1012 A student who is dismissed from a program is eligible for re-enrollment in a future class if he/she: [Read more…]

  • Refund Policy

    Policy 1403 It is the intent of James Rumsey Technical Institute (JRTI) to have a fair and equitable policy for the refund of tuition fees in the event that the class is canceled or the student does not plan to attend. There is NO REFUND on textbooks, registration, and pre-admission fees. Students should only purchase textbooks after they have enrolled. [Read more…]

  • Regulations Governing Use of the James Rumsey Technical Institute Property

    Policy 1208 Use of Facilities James Rumsey Technical Institute believes that the grounds and facilities of this school should be made available for organized community activities and for non-organized recreation, provided that such use does not infringe on the original and necessary purpose of the property or interfere with the educational program of the schools [Read more…]

  • Required State Testing and Accreditation Surveys

    Policy 1013 Students are required to complete select educational assessments as a condition for certification. [Read more…]

  • Safety Instruction

    Policy 1310 Safety is constantly emphasized. Industry and business place a premium on safe workers and good safety habits. It is very important that students observe all safety rules as they operate equipment in the classrooms and laboratories. Willful violation or disregard of accepted safety standards will result in disciplinary action. [Read more…]

  • Scholastic Requirements and Credits: High School

    Policy 1015 To remain in James Rumsey Technical Institute, a student is expected to maintain satisfactory grades. High school grades are determined by daily work, periodic examinations, initiative, and neatness of work. The letter grades used in reporting are as follows: Each student satisfactorily completing a skills class for one school year at the James [Read more…]

  • Scholastic Requirements and Credits/Satisfactory Academic Progress: Adult Programs

    Policy 1014.1 1014.1: SATISFACTORY PROGRESS: SCHOLASTICS Title IV disbursements are distributed to students who continue to be enrolled by the end of the first nine weeks of each semester.  All students are expected to follow the attendance policy for their individual programs.  The following programs are 1215 clock hours in length: Students in these programs [Read more…]

  • School Attendance as a Condition of Motor Vehicle Licensing Privilege

    Policy 1103 §126-81-7. The West Virginia Board of Education recognizes that driving a vehicle is a privilege and that West Virginia Code requires young people at least fifteen but less than eighteen years of age to maintain specified driver eligibility requirements related to school attendance, personal behavior and academic progress in order to obtain and [Read more…]

  • School Detention Policy

    Policy 1311 Disciplinary action may be taken as outlined in Policy 4373. [Read more…]

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