| Transition from
Certification To Licensure |
|
Key Dates |
September 2,
2002
Last Date 4-Year provisional certificates
will be issued or renewed
|
September 1,
2003
Last date permanent certificates will be issued
|
September 2,
2006
Last date 8-year professional certificates
will be renewed |
| If
you hold a Provisional Certificate prior to September 1,
1998, you can... |
Renew Once after September 1, 1998 under
the current standards, until September 2, 2002... |
Then change to the 5-year license when
that certificate expires |
Continue on a 5-year renewal cycle for
the rest of your career |
| Upgrade to a professional 8-year
certificate under the current standards until September 2, 2002... |
Then change to the 5-year license when
that certificate expires |
Continue on a 5-year renewal cycle for
the rest of your career |
| If you hold a Professional
Certificate, prior to September 1, 1998, you can... |
Renew once after September 1, 1998 under
the current standards, until September 2, 2006... |
Then change to the 5-year license when
that certificate expires.*
* For example, if an 8-year professional certificate
is renewed in 2006, it will be valid until 2014, and then would be
converted to a 5--year professional license |
Continue on a 5-year renewal cycle for
the rest of your career |
| Upgrade to a permanent certificate under
the current standards until September 1, 2003... |
Then work under the permanent
certificate for the rest of your career. |
| If you hold a Permanent
Certificate, you can... |
Continue Working under the
permanent certificate the rest of your career |
| Note: The
Master's Degree requirement DOES NOT APPLY to anyone who holds
certification prior to September 2, 2002. Persons certificated
under prior standards maintain their subject areas and grade levels
under the five-year professional license. |