How often is school accreditation due?

School accreditation typically occurs every five years. This timeframe allows educational institutions adequate time to implement necessary changes and improvements based on the feedback from the accreditation process. During this period, schools are expected to maintain standards related to curriculum, faculty qualifications, facilities, and student outcomes. After each five-year period, schools undergo a re-evaluation to ensure they continue to meet accreditation standards, which helps to maintain the quality of education provided to students. This systematic cycle not only ensures accountability but also encourages continuous improvement in the educational programs offered.