Players by spreading whatever the players request. db: will you be offering daily tournaments? bd: yes, we will hold no-limit hold'em tournaments twice a day, monday through friday. the morning tournaments will begin at.
Ven titling this criterion "administrative staff knowledge" is misleading, because the title does not encompass all of the elements in the criterion. the criterion is: the school's administrative staff provides evidence, through documentation of attendance at training sessions and conferences, and in other appropriate ways, that they have knowledge of applicable federal, state, and local statutes and regulations governing the operation of the school. the school complies with the naccas rules of practice and procedure and other naccas accreditation requirements. like the "go to jail" card in a monopoly game, this criterion appears in unexpected places. the criterion includes federal, state, and local regulations, as well as naccas' regulations, so many schools are cited during their on-site evaluations with limitations in this criterion. in order to receive a "get out of jail free" card, the school needs to separate the sections of the criterion and examine them in terms of their school. first workshops and training: the school needs to have certificates, or other documentation, that demonstrates someone from the school has attended workshops and training relevant to the requirements of various regulatory agencies that oversee the school. if the school participates in the u.s. department of education title iv programs, someone from the school should attend a workshop about title iv funding and have documentation to show that a school representative has attended. the workshop can be provided by the u.s. department of education, or by another source if the topics covered include title iv funding. the naccas workshops do not cover the title iv training needed to demonstrate knowledge of the regulations required by the department of education.