Resource Guide - Texas Workforce Commission

(b)
(c)
A school shall notify the Commission in writing of any legal action described in this section no
later than five business days after the action is known to be filed or the school, owner,
representative, or management employee is served.
A school shall include, with the notice required in this section, a file-marked copy of the petition,
complaint, or other legal instrument, including copies of any judgments.
The provisions of this §807.15 adopted to be effective August 16, 1998, as published in the Texas
Register, August 14, 1998, 23 TexReg 8479.
§807.16. Associate Degrees
(a)
(b)
If a school desires authorization to grant associate degrees, the school shall make application to
the Coordinating Board.
The Commission may recognize the authorization to grant degrees upon receipt of a copy of the
letter of authorization issued by the Coordinating Board.
The provisions of this §807.16 adopted to be effective April 26, 2004, as published in the Texas
Register, April 23, 2004, 29 TexReg 3970.
§807.17. Penalties and Sanctions Regarding Schools
The Commission may impose penalties or sanctions for violations of the Act or this chapter, including:
(1) collecting a late renewal fee from the school;
(2) denying the school's application for a certificate of approval;
(3) revoking the school's certificate of approval;
(4) placing restrictions on the school's certificate of approval;
(5) denying, suspending, or revoking the registration of the school's representatives;
(6) collecting a late refund penalty from the school;
(7) assessing an administrative penalty;
(8) applying for an injunction against the school;
(9) asking the Attorney General to collect a civil penalty from any person who violates the Act
or this chapter;
(10) ordering a peer review of the school;
(11) revoking a program approval;
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