Prior to the start of the college in the high school program(s), a local agreement between the district, charter school, or tribal compact school and the participating institution of higher education must be developed and in place. The agreement shall be for no more than one school year, meet the district, charter school, or tribal compact school's board policies and the policies of the institution of higher education regarding contracting agreements, and address the following requirements:

(1) List of college in the high school courses.

(2) College in the high school student standards pursuant to WAC 392-725-130 will be met.

(3) College in the high school curriculum and assessment standards pursuant to WAC 392-725-140 will be met.

(4) College in the high school faculty standards pursuant to WAC 392-725-150 will be met.

(5) College in the high school evaluation standards pursuant to WAC 392-725-160 will be met.

(6) College in the high school partnership standards pursuant to WAC 392-725-170 will be met.

(7) Award of high school credits pursuant to WAC 392-725-200 will be met.

(8) District, charter school, or tribal compact school's responsibilities for offering college in the high school program.

(9) Institution of higher education's fee amount per college credit or per college course and a description and amount of other associated college in the high school fees.

(10) Course materials including, but not limited to, textbooks for each college in the high school course, and which party will be responsible to provide.

(11) Provide an explanation of how any compensation paid to the instructor for work performed beyond their contract with the district, charter school, or tribal compact school will be calculated and provide details of what duties the compensation represents.

(12) Method and collection of college in the high school fee and other associated college in the high school fees.

(13) Districts, charter schools, tribal compact schools, and institutions of higher education shall as necessary assure compliance with their respective duties under federal and state law.