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ME LD1357

Bill

Status

Failed

6/2/2025

Primary Sponsor

William Faulkingham

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Origin

House of Representatives

132nd Legislature

AI Summary

  • Directs the State Board of Education to create alternative pathways for industrial arts teacher certification, covering subjects like automotive repair, welding, electrical, carpentry, and computer-aided design

  • Requires applicants to have completed a registered apprenticeship with a statewide or national apprenticeship organization

  • Requires a 2-year degree or certificate from an accredited technical institution

  • Mandates minimum 36 months of paid work or teaching experience in a career and technical field, with at least 12 months at a supervisory level completed within the 5 years preceding application

  • Creates a separate endorsement category for industrial arts teachers distinct from other teaching endorsements

Legislative Description

An Act to Create Alternative Pathways for Certification or Endorsement of Industrial Arts Teachers

Teachers

Last Action

Placed in Legislative Files (DEAD)

6/2/2025

Committee Referrals

Education And Cultural Affairs3/28/2025

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