Legal Notices

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This page contains links to important information that your federal, state and local governments have required by law to be made easily accessible to you. Follow the links below to get additional information about each subject. You also can contact our Legal Department.

Budget Reduction Plan

The state of Texas is facing budget shortfalls. The governor’s office has requested that all state agencies create and publish budget reduction plans that can be used if needed during this budget cycle. See links to a letter summarizing proposed DCCCD budget cuts (if needed) and the detailed district plan.

Crime Statistics

Learn about police activity reports at DCCCD colleges.

Gainful Employment Disclosure

Read occupational profiles that DCCCD programs prepare you to enter, along with program costs and program completion and placement rates.

Online Resume

DCCCD's Online Resume for Prospective Students includes cost of attendance, student demographics, financial aid awarded and student success.

Redistricting

View information about the DCCCD Board of Trustees' redistricting process.

Transfer101

Making the jump from a Texas community college to a four-year university is easier than you think. This portal provides a wealth of resources that will walk you through the process step by step.

Student Rights and Responsibilities

Learn about the Drug Free Schools and Communities Act, bacterial meningitis and a new state law requiring vaccinations, DCCCD’s Student Code of Conduct Notice on Hazing and student rights under the Family Educational Rights & Privacy Act (FERPA).

Carl D. Perkins Technical and Career Training (PDF – 335KB)
At DCCCD, you can re-invent yourself and your career in just two years...or less! We have the one- and two- year career and technical degree and certificate programs that can help you find a new careers and some economic stability, too.

Student Right-to-Know (PDF - 24KB)
The federal Student Right-to-Know law requires completion/graduation and transfer-out rates of full-time, first-time-in-college, degree/certificate-seeking students be made available to prospective and current students.