SACS

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SACS is a regional accrediting body in the United States that evaluates and certifies the quality and standards of educational institutions in the southern states.


Statements (47)
Predicate Object
instanceOf nonprofit organization
regional accrediting organization
accredits for-profit institutions
private nonprofit institutions
public institutions
activity continuous improvement monitoring
on-site evaluation visits
peer review of institutions
self-study evaluation processes
approach evidence-based decision making
peer-based evaluation
country United States
field higher education
primary and secondary education
focus continuous institutional improvement
institutional effectiveness
student achievement
governance governed by member institutions
hasComponent Commission on Colleges
Commission on Elementary and Secondary Schools
impact eligibility of institutions for federal financial aid
public confidence in institutional quality
transferability of academic credits
industry education accreditation
language English
method voluntary accreditation process
operatesIn United States K-12 education system
United States higher education system
purpose accreditation of educational institutions
certification of educational standards
evaluation of institutional effectiveness
quality assurance in education
recognition recognized as a regional accreditor in the United States
regionServed Southern United States
regulates colleges
some K-12 schools
technical and vocational institutions
universities
scope institutional accreditation
programmatic review
standard assessment and planning requirements
faculty qualifications requirements
financial stability requirements
institutional integrity requirements
institutional mission and governance requirements
student learning outcomes requirements
type membership organization

Referenced by (1)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
abbreviation

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