Who is responsible for ensuring that a continuing education school complies with the requirements?

The responsibility for ensuring that a continuing education school complies with regulatory requirements rests primarily with the school director. The school director oversees the operations of the institution, including adherence to the policies set forth by the Texas Department of Public Safety's Private Security Bureau. This role includes implementing programs that meet educational standards, maintaining relevant licenses, and ensuring the curriculum aligns with state requirements.

While the state board provides the regulatory framework and oversight for continuing education programs, it does not manage compliance at the individual school level. Attendees benefit from the education provided but do not have a role in compliance, as their focus is on learning. Similarly, while the faculty may contribute to delivering the educational content and can assist in maintaining standards, the ultimate accountability for compliance lies with the school director whose responsibilities encompass the broad scope of the institution's adherence to regulatory expectations. This ensures that all aspects of the school align with the established guidelines to provide quality education and maintain proper licensing.