Washington Administrative Code Title 495E - Renton Technical College
Washington Administrative Code (WAC) Title 495E – Renton Technical College
Overview:
WAC Title 495E contains the administrative rules and procedures governing Renton Technical College (RTC), one of Washington's public technical colleges. These regulations establish institutional policies related to college operations, student conduct, public records, campus safety, and governance, and are authorized under Chapter 28B RCW.
Key Areas Covered in Title 495E:
Governance and Organization
Defines the college's board of trustees, executive leadership, and organizational structure.
Establishes the college's rulemaking authority and processes for adopting rules and policies.
Student Conduct and Discipline
Outlines student rights and responsibilities.
Details rules related to academic honesty, behavioral standards, and the student disciplinary process.
Provides procedures for appeals and student due process.
Campus Safety and Security
Rules regarding weapons on campus, emergency procedures, and safety compliance.
Includes provisions related to Title IX, sexual misconduct, and harassment prevention.
Facility Use and Public Access
Sets rules for public use of RTC facilities and scheduling of events.
Covers free speech zones, distribution of materials, and assembly rights.
Public Records and Privacy
Implements the Washington State Public Records Act (RCW 42.56).
Establishes procedures for requesting, reviewing, and disclosing public records held by the college.
Parking and Traffic Regulations
Governs parking permits, traffic control, and penalties for violations on RTC property.
Notable Chapters in Title 495E:
WAC 495E-104 – Organization and operation of the college
WAC 495E-110 – Public records procedures
WAC 495E-116 – Parking and traffic rules
WAC 495E-120 – Student conduct code
WAC 495E-140 – Facility use for first amendment activities
Purpose:
These regulations ensure Renton Technical College operates in a transparent, equitable, and lawful manner while serving its students, staff, and the public. They reflect the college’s commitment to safety, accountability, and student success.
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