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Process for Becoming a Partnership State
The State Agency fills out an online Partnership Agreement Form, choosing options for the make-up of the review team .
 
Adobe Acrobat Document Steps to the On-line Partnership Agreement
The online Partnership Agreement automatically customizes itself based on choices made early on in the process. The flow chart is a visual representation of the online process. Copies of the agreement forms are available by clicking the form number on the chart.
 
Quick Questions for the online Agreement
Fast answers to immediate questions about the online agreement process.
 
Online Agreement
The online Partnership Agreement is the written agreement between NCATE and the states concerning how NCATE accreditation reviews will be conducted in each state, including such choices as the make-up of the team of reviewers and whether NCATE, or the state is responsible for conducting the review of subject matter programs.
 
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