Washington § 46.82.400 - Chapter not applicable to educational institutions.

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§ 46.82.400. Chapter not applicable to educational institutions.

This chapter shall not apply to or affect in any manner courses of instruction offered in high schools, vocational-technical schools, colleges, or universities which are now or hereafter established, nor shall it be applicable to instructors in any such high schools, vocational-technical schools, colleges, or universities: PROVIDED, That such course or courses are conducted by such schools in a like manner to their other regular courses. If such course is conducted by any commercial school as herein identified on a contractual basis, such school and instructors must qualify under this chapter.
[ 1979 ex.s. c 51 s 13.]

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