Priority is given to TSC students, staff, faculty and community patrons. With a few exceptions, full-time care is offered on a first-to-register basis. Eligibility RequirementsĪs current TSC students, staff, faculty and community patrons you have the unique opportunity to use the TSC Raul J. Parents are encouraged to secure a spot on the waiting list as soon as possible.
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As a child on a waiting list approaches his/her birthday, parents need to update their basic information and indicate if they wish to have the child moved into the next age group.
A waiting list is maintained at the center for each age group. Licensing requirements on staff and space limit the number of children we can serve and not all children applying can be admitted. Workforce Training and Continuing EducationĪdmission is dependent upon space availability.Office of Institutional Planning, Research and Effectiveness.Division of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics-Career and Technical Education.Division of College Preparatory Studies.Advantages of Attending a Community College.Office of the Vice President of Student Services.Institutional Advancement and Community Relations.
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View or download the background of illustrative use cases for applying criteria (PDF). View or download the Criteria for describing a set of data and evaluating its integrity (PDF) The purpose of the background of illustrative use cases for applying criteria is to provide examples of how and under what circumstances the AICPA Criteria for Describing a Set of Data and Evaluating Its Integrity can be used by entities and CPAs. The criteria in this document may also be used when the CPA is engaged to provide other nonattest or advisory services to a client. In such an examination or review engagement, the CPA uses the criteria when evaluating the description, the set of data, or both. The new criteria can be used by a CPA in an attestation engagement on the description or the set of data. The new criteria can be used to assist management, board of directors, internal auditors, and other stakeholder in determining the relevance of the data to the users’ purpose and making decisions based on that set of data. In addition, the task force recently developed Criteria for describing a set of data and evaluating its integrity and a background of illustrative use cases for applying criteria. View or download the white paper on Information integrity (PDF). The white paper focuses on what it means for information to have integrity and how information integrity can be achieved and maintained. The purpose of the paper is to define what information integrity means and provide context for it for users and preparers of information and providers of assurance on such information. In conjunction with the with the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants the task force issued a white paper on Information integrity. The task force has developed mappings of the Trust Services Criteria to various frameworks to assist practitioners utilizing the SOC 2® reporting framework to report on additional subject matter. Learn more about System and Organization Control (SOC) reporting. The Task Force has developed the Guide, SOC 2 ® Reporting on an Examination of Controls at a Service Organization Relevant to Security, Availability, Processing Integrity, Confidentiality, or Privacy. The TSC can be found in the publication Trust Services Criteria. Personal information is collected, used, retained, disclosed, and disposed to meet the entity’s objectives. Information designated as confidential is protected to meet the entity’s objectives. System processing is complete, valid, accurate, timely, and authorized to meet the entity’s objectives.
Information and systems are available for operation and use to meet the entity’s objectives.
Information and systems are protected against unauthorized access, unauthorized disclosure of information, and damage to systems that could compromise the availability, integrity, confidentiality, and privacy of information or systems and affect the entity’s ability to meet its objectives. The TSC are classified into the following categories: The TSC are control criteria for use in attestation or consulting engagements to evaluate and report on controls over information and systems (a) across an entire entity (b) at a subsidiary, division, or operating unit level (c) within a function relevant to the entity's operational, reporting, or compliance objectives or (d) for a particular type of information used by the entity. The ASEC Trust Information Integrity Task Force is responsible for the technical accuracy of the Trust Services Criteria (TSC), including expanding its scope for entity-wide engagements and developing related services leveraging the TSC.
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