School Information

Enrollment Access Hub - August 1, 2024
The Board has developed an electronic enrollment documentation system, called the Access Hub, for enrollments starting August 1, 2024. This change to the enrollment process will prevent schools from collecting and storing social security cards and government issued photo ID for submission to the Board. Instead, students will create an account with the Board via the Access Hub in order to provide data and documents. Schools will still submit school forms for each student, but will also use the Access Hub to identify their enrolling students and report withdrawals and graduations.

We have put together several demonstration videos to provide a visual reference and help inform school and student users.
The guides are accessible here: Student Guide and School Guide and School Graduation and Withdrawal Guide

For Potential Students

School Addresses

For Students and Former Students

Certification of School Hours Request Form (for download and print)

School Rules

Subchapter T
Infection Control Rules

School Updates -

March 2023

School Rule updates that include changes to the curriculum have been approved.

April 2022

The Board held their meeting April 4, 2022 and rescinded all waivers of the Rules issued based on 2020 COVID-19 school shut-downs.
Per current Rules, schools that are approved for online education have the ability to do online theory education. School personnel and administration should plan accordingly for students that may become ill or need to quarantine. Student records need to be updated and maintained per the Rules. Students need to be in the school practicing on mannequins and working on live clients under the supervision of a teacher. Teachers must provide instruction in the hands-on execution of the systematic completion of the steps for a safe and effective cosmetic art service on a mannequin that then translates to a live person.

In 2019 the Board removed regulations that required logging mannequin and live client services to allow teachers more time to be focused in the clinic for hands on instruction. Students are required to stay in school for their entire course under the direct supervision of licensed teachers for the purpose of gaining hands-on education. Teachers and school administrators need to ensure “Hands-on Education” is occurring as follows: The repeated physical completion of performances, to provide students with the tactile interaction of different hair, skin, nail types and shapes for the purpose of providing experience to safe and effective cosmetic art services despite variable circumstances.
21 NCAC 14T .0612 (a) The hours earned in the clinic department must be devoted to study and performance completions. This means students need to be working on clients or working on a mannequin. Schools must require that students are actively engaged in learning.

Risk Assessment document