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AR HB1305
Bill
Status
1/29/2025
Primary Sponsor
Wade Andrews
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AI Summary
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State Board of Education must issue teaching licenses to individuals who don't meet traditional or alternative licensure requirements if approved by a public school district board or open-enrollment public charter school governing body
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Eligible candidates must have either: a bachelor's degree in a related subject, an associate degree/trade certification plus 5 years of career experience in the subject, or 10 years of career experience in the subject
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Applicants are disqualified if they have a report in the Child Maltreatment Central Registry, certain criminal convictions, or fail to pass statewide and nationwide criminal background checks including fingerprinting
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Licenses issued under this pathway are valid only for the duration of employment with the specific school district or charter school that recommended the individual for licensure
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The hiring school district or charter school must submit a letter to the State Board requesting license issuance for the individual
Legislative Description
To Require The State Board Of Education To Issue A Teaching License To An Individual Who Does Not Meet Traditional Or Alternative Licensure Requirements Under Certain Conditions.
Last Action
WITHDRAWN BY AUTHOR
2/18/2025