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531-238-6500

Nebraska Maintenance Academy
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  • About Us
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ADA Compliance and Reasonable Accommodations Policy

Nebraska Maintenance Academy (NMA) complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and applicable state laws. NMA does not discriminate against qualified individuals with disabilities in admissions, access to programs, instruction, services, or employment.

Students with documented disabilities who require reasonable accommodations to participate fully in academic programs may request accommodations through the Executive Director or designated ADA Coordinator.

Accommodation Requests

  • Requests must be submitted in writing prior to the start of the program or as soon as the disability is identified.
  • Supporting documentation from a licensed professional describing the nature of the disability and recommended accommodations is required.
  • Approved accommodations may include, but are not limited to: 
    • Modified instructional delivery
    • Extended test time
    • Alternative assessment formats
    • Assistive technology
    • Physical accessibility modifications

Limitations NMA is not required to lower academic standards or fundamentally alter program objectives. Accommodations must not compromise safety requirements or essential skill competencies of the Maintenance Technician Program.

All disability-related documentation is confidential and maintained separately from academic records.

Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy

To remain in good standing and progress toward program completion, students must meet the following Standards of Academic Progress:

Attendance

  • The program is an intensive 12-week, 320 clock hour program.
  • Students must not miss more than four (4) instructional days.
  • Excessive absences may result in dismissal.

Academic Performance

  • Students must demonstrate competency in each instructional unit.
  • All written exams, quizzes, and hands-on assessments are evaluated on a pass/fail basis.
  • Any assessment scoring 60% or below requires a retest.
  • A maximum of two (2) retest attempts is allowed.

Practical Skill Competency

  • Students must successfully complete all required hands-on demonstrations and practicum activities.
  • Failure to meet safety or skill requirements may result in dismissal.

Failure to Maintain SAP

  • Students not maintaining satisfactory progress may receive additional instruction or remediation.
  • Continued failure to meet SAP standards may lead to dismissal without eligibility for readmission.

Access to Student Records

Student Records Policy

Nebraska Maintenance Academy maintains accurate and secure student records in compliance with Rule 41 and applicable state and federal requirements.

Records Maintained

  • Enrollment agreements
  • Attendance records
  • Academic progress and assessment records
  • Certifications earned
  • Financial obligations (if applicable)
  • Complaint or disciplinary documentation

Record Retention

  • Academic and enrollment records are retained for a minimum of five (5) years after program completion or withdrawal, or longer as required by law.
  • Transcripts and completion documentation are maintained permanently for fifty (50) years.

Access to Records

  • Students may request to review their records. Access will be granted within a reasonable timeframe during normal business hours.
  • Copies may be provided upon request.

Confidentiality

  • Records are confidential and released only with written student authorization or as required by law.
  • ADA documentation is stored separately from academic records.

Maintenance Curriculum

Total Program Length: 320 Clock Hours
Program Duration: 12 Weeks
Instructional Format: Classroom Instruction + Supervised Hands-On Training

Clock Hour Breakdown

Instructional Area

Clock Hours

Introduction to Property Maintenance 4.5 hrs

Safety 16 hrs 

Basic Carpentry 25 hrs

Concrete Repair 11.5 hrs

Flooring & Tile Repair 16 hrs

Drywall & Finishing 25

Cabinet Installation & Door Hanging 20

Electrical Fundamentals 25

Plumbing Fundamentals 25

HVAC Fundamentals & EPA 608 Prep 50

Groundskeeping & Exterior Maintenance 16

Pool Maintenance Fundamentals 15

Hazard Awareness 4.5 hrs

Appliance Repair 25 hrs

Water Heaters 11.5 hrs

Customer Service & Professional Communication 10

Financial Planning & Career Readiness 10

Resume Building and Interview Skills 10 hrs.


Total

320 Hours

Leasing Curriculum

Total Program Length: 80 Clock Hours
Program Duration: 2 Weeks
Instructional Format: Classroom Instruction

Clock Hour Breakdown

Instructional Area

Clock Hours

Professional Foundation 10

Fair Housing 10

Soft Skills 20

Marketing and Community 10

Competition Analysis 10

The Sales Process 10

Leasing Capstone 10


Total

80 Hours


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