Washington Administrative Code Title 180 - Education, State Board of
Washington Administrative Code (WAC) Title 180 - Education, State Board of
Title 180 of the Washington Administrative Code contains the rules and regulations established by the Washington State Board of Education (SBE). This board is responsible for setting statewide educational policy and ensuring that all students in Washington receive a high-quality education.
Key Areas Covered in Title 180:
High School Graduation Requirements
Credits required for graduation
Culminating project and High School and Beyond Plan
State assessment requirements
Basic Education Compliance
Standards for school districts to meet minimum instructional requirements
Reporting and auditing compliance with basic education laws
Private Schools and Accreditation
Approval processes for private schools
Accreditation standards
Waivers and Flexibility
Waivers from the 180-day school year
Waivers for innovative educational models
Alternative Learning Experiences (ALE)
Requirements and oversight for non-traditional education models such as online learning
Performance Improvement Goals
District-level and school-level goal setting for academic achievement
School Recognition and Accountability
Systems for identifying successful schools
Processes for addressing underperformance
Educational Equity
Rules to ensure all students have equal access to education regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, etc.
Legal Authority
The rules under Title 180 are authorized by RCW (Revised Code of Washington) Title 28A, which governs public schools in Washington State.
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