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"All of our institutions, regardless of their accreditation status, utilize the NCATE standards as part of the basis for state approval of their programs. The NCATE partnership has been vital to Nebraska."
Doug Christensen, Commissioner of Education, Nebraska
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NCATE appoints a Board of Examiners (BOE) team of three to eight persons to visit an institution every five to seven years. The team is chaired by one of the BOE members who provides the leadership in planning and conducting the visit. A state consultant representing the state agency responsible for program approval assists the team in all partnership states. The NCATE team is often joined by state BOE members who have participated in a state BOE training session. A state BOE member is appointed by the state agency to serve as the co-chair for joint state/NCATE visits. In many states, the state affiliates of the National Education Association (NEA) and the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) appoint representatives who serve as observers on the visit. The roles of each of the groups are described in this section.
 
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