61. Teacher Certification - Sangamon County Regional Office Of Education As of 1996 the Regional Office of Education is on line with the illinois State Board Initial and Substitute teacher Certificate $50 fee, cash or check, http://www.roe51.org/TeacherCertification_New.htm

Teacher Certification A primary service of the Regional Office of Education is to advise applicants on proper teacher certification procedure. The certification specialist, Julie Rusciolelli-Campbell , is up to date on changes in regulations, laws, policies, procedures, and precedents in teacher certification. The certification specialist acts as a liaison between the Regional Office of Education and the State Teacher Certification Board for applicants, school districts and other interested parties. As of 1996 the Regional Office of Education is on line with the Illinois State Board of Education and has the ability to issue Temporary Employment Authorizations to individuals who have completed an approved Illinois Teacher Education Program. We also issue substitute certificates and teacher aide approvals. Besides issuing certificates and approvals, this office also annually renews certificates in-house and off-site. Common Fees and Charges. Initial and Substitute Teacher Certificate: $50 fee (cash or check) made to "Helen Tolan, Regional Superintendent of Schools."

62. Teach English (grammar, Reading, Writing, Listening, And Speaking Skills) In Hon illinois State teacher Type 10 certification in areas of English / Music. illinois State teacher Type 09 certification in subjects of English, http://www.tesall.com/resumes/index.pl?noframes;read=829

63. Teacher Shortages In The Midwest: Current Trends And Future Issues Michigan s Alternative Routes to teacher certification In illinois, four alternative teacher preparation programs, rated highly by the National Center http://www.ncrel.org/policy/pubs/html/short/alter.htm

Alternative Approaches to Training Teachers Looking at teacher supply and demand numbers without considering quality is dangerous. One obvious negative impact of teacher shortages is unfilled teaching positions. But perhaps a more hidden negative impact is the positions that are filled with ineffective teachers. Although the states involved in this project did not identify quality of teacher preparation as a high priority for research, they did say more information was needed across the region about alternative routes to preparation. Table 4: Alternative Routes to Teacher Certification Programs targeted at teacher certification for the following: Name of Program(s) Transition Military Recent Liberal Arts Grads Reentrants Needing Upgrades Mid-Career Changes Returning Peace Corps Members Illinois Teachers for Chicago, DePaul/ Glenview Clinical Program, Teacher Corps Yes Yes Yes Yes Indiana N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Iowa* Alternative Preparation Yes Michigan Michigan's Alternative Routes to Teacher Certification Yes Yes Yes Yes Minnesota Alternative Preparation to Licensure Program Yes Yes Yes Ohio Internship Certification Program Yes Yes Wisconsin Experimental and Innovative Teacher Education Programs Yes Yes *Iowa data was provided by the Iowa Department of Education, Judy Jeffrey, personal communication, 2000

64. Educational Policy: Illinois State Policy Forum Title II Reporting Requirements and illinois teacher Quality Initiatives to state licensure and certification requirements and teacher education http://www.ncrel.org/policy/states/files/title2.htm

Illinois State Policy Forum Sponsored by the North Central Regional Educational Laboratory and the Education Commission of the States Title II Reporting Requirements and Illinois Teacher Quality Initiatives Summary of Forum Proceedings Prepared by Sabrina Laine Introduction On June 23 Summary of Proceedings Teacher Quality: The Title II Vision and its Role in North Carolina Teacher Quality Activities Morning presentations provided seminar participants with an opportunity to hear from the Director of the Title II Teacher Quality Enhancement Program at the U.S. Department of Education, Dr. Ed Crowe and Dr. Kathy Sullivan , Director of Human Resource Management at the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction. The Title II Vision Dr. Crowe's presentation provided participants with not only a background on the development of the Title II reporting requirements in the 1998 Higher Education Act, but also the opportunity to envision how the Title II requirements can be used to further improve teacher quality reform within Illinois. Crowe suggested that many states across the nation have teacher quality programs/ initiatives that are "program rich and system poor," meaning states have a number of initiatives under way working independently of each other. According to Crowe, few states have developed a strong systemic structure that ensures quality teachers are generated and supported from their preservice teacher training through their careers as certified/ master teachers. It was for some of these reasons, reports Crowe, that the Title II grants program and reporting requirements were instituted.

65. Master Of Science In Education :: Certification Can I use my illinois teaching certificate to get a job outside the State of illinois? teacher certification Transcript Review Sheets. http://www.sesp.northwestern.edu/msed/faq/certification/

Search Northwestern Search Help SESP ... School of Education and Social Policy Master of Science in Education . Certification SESP Intranet ABOUT SESP PROGRAMS PEOPLE PROJECTS PARTNERS NEWS CENTER ... Certification Certification Who needs to apply for certification? Can I apply for certification only? What tests do I need to take to become certified? When do I need to take the certification tests? ... Do I need to be a United States citizen in order to receive certification? Who needs to apply for certification? Students in the Elementary and Secondary Teaching concentrations must apply for certification in order to be eligible to teach in public schools (and some private schools) in Illinois. Graduates of the NU-TEACH program already hold an initial certificate, as do students in the Advanced Teaching program; these students will receive only a master's degree, not an additional certificate, upon completion of the program. Higher Education students do not require a certificate. Can I apply for certification only? No. Certification alone cannot be pursued at Northwestern . We feel that our graduate master's coursework is very important to the development of our students as teachers and as future educational leaders. For further information, please contact the

66. College Of Education And Human Services This information is for students completing WIU s teacher certification Your certification papers will be submitted to the illinois State Board of http://www.cait.org/coehs/teachered/cert/cert.jsp

67. Governors State University The Alternative Route to Elementary teacher certification makes it possible The program is fully approved by the illinois State Board of Education to http://www.govst.edu/coe/t_coe_pgm_alteled.asp?id=40

68. Teacher Certification/Education Partnerships teacher certification and Education Partnerships, Natinal Louis on the NLU illinois teacher Education Partnership teacher certification program http://www.mchenry.edu/EdPrograms/TeachCert.asp

NEW STUDENTS CURRENT STUDENTS CONTINUING ED BUSINESS ... ALUMNI Teacher Certification/Education Partnerships Edu Programs Home Careers in Education Teacher Cert/Educ Prtnrshps BA Program MATC Program IDC Program Contact Kristi Koplos 1-800-443-5522 ext. 8051 at NLU with questions re. National Louis Teacher Preparation Information Sessions. Autumn classes for the MAT Secondary Education program begin 9/17/04. If you have an Associate's degree, see... ...Frequently Asked Questions about the Bachelors of Arts Programs with Elementary Teacher Certification ...the National-Louis University (NLU) website for information on the teacher certification program If you have a Bachelor's degree, see... North Park University's MATC (Master of Arts with Teacher Certification - Elementary) Program at MCC North Park University website ...Frequently Asked Questions about the Master of Arts Program with Secondary Teacher Certification (National Louis MATC-Secondary) Whom can I contact for further information?

69. Ruppel Library - Empowering Illinois Teachers prepare the teacher candidate to pass the illinois State Board of Education teacher certification tests in order to be eligible to teach in illinois. http://www.vandercook.edu/library/services/empowering.htm

Ruppel Library Home Services Empowering Illinois Teachers Empowering Illinois Teachers Basic Skills Resources Book Discussions Peer Tutoring Printable brochure for Empowering Illinois Teachers (pdf format, requires Adobe Acrobat Reader) More information about this and other Illinois State Library grants can be found at www.cyberdriveillinois.com/departments/library/home.html Basic Skills Resources Books and other materials are available in the library to help teacher candidates improve and sharpen their basic skills. These materials will help prepare the teacher candidate to pass the Illinois State Board of Education teacher certification tests in order to be eligible to teach in Illinois. These include the Basic Skills Test, Content Test and Assessment of Professional Teaching Test. The Basic Skills Collection includes materials on writing, reading comprehension, critical thinking, grammar, and math. These materials can be checked out or used in the library. In addition to texts, online resources are also available. Bibliomaniacs! Book Discussion Group

70. Illinois General Assembly - Full Text Of Public Act 094-0208 system of certification for teachers in the State of illinois. The State Board of Education, in consultation with the State. teacher certification Board http://www.ilga.gov/legislation/publicacts/fulltext.asp?name=094-0208&GA=094

71. School Of Education North Park s teacher certification is designed for students who possess an The illinois certificate is recognized as a professional credential and is http://www.northpark.edu/education/academic/certification.cfm

Home About North Park Athletics Library ... School of Education Teacher Certification Program Program description North Park's Teacher Certification is designed for students who possess an undergraduate degree recognized by the Illinois State Board of Education and wish to return to become certified to teach. Our program is a non-degree program preparing you for Illinois state certification requirements. The Illinois certificate is recognized as a professional credential and is transferable to many other states. North Park offers four certificates: Childhood, infant-grade 3 (type 04) Elementary, K-9 (type 03) Secondary, 6-12 (type 09) Biology, Chemistry, Economics, English, History, Mathematics, Physics, Political Science, Sociology K-12 (type 10) Art, French, Music, Physical Education, Spanish The components of each program include: Education coursework State General Education requirements Academic area of concentration Subject area major (secondary and K-12 certificate program only) Field Experiences Program length will vary from student to student. In order to complete our program, every student must fulfill the state mandated general education courses. In addition to these requirements, each individual must also complete the major and/or academic area of concentration components of their program and the education coursework. The average completion time of education courses is 1 1/2 to 2 years part-time and 1 to 1 1/2 years full-time. The number of deficiencies a student has and whether a student attends full-or part-time will also affect the length of their program.

72. School Of Education The State of illinois is currently revising teacher certification requirements. It is very important to verify the current status of requirements for http://www.northpark.edu/education/academic/graduate/

Home About North Park Athletics Library ... School of Education Graduate Programs Master of Arts in Education and Teacher Certification Cohort Program Program Description Coursework is designed to provide a solid foundation in teaching methodology that enables you to instruct students with confidence. North Park attracts students from diverse academic and professional backgrounds; all share a common passion for teaching. The Illinois certificate is recognized as a professional credential and is transferable to many other states. The State of Illinois is currently revising teacher certification requirements. It is very important to verify the current status of requirements for Illinois with our North Park certification officers. Cohort Model The M.A.T.C. program is offered in a cohort format. This is an entire sequence of courses offered to a group of participants that begins and remains together until the completion of the program. The unique elements of this cohort program are that you will be a part of a group for the duration of the program and you will be able to share similar educational goals, research, and study together. Cohort classes are taught by experienced faculty with a wide range of expertise, including current and former classroom teachers, principals, and district administrators, who blend theory and practical experiences to provide a rich environment for teacher education

73. Teacher Certification Offices In The United States illinois illinois State Board of Education State teacher certification Board 100 North First Street Springfield, IL 62777 217782-2805; Indiana http://hypertextbook.com/eworld/certification.shtml

Teacher Certification Offices in the United States E-World Fair Use Encouraged Compiled sometime in 1992. Alabama Division of Instructional Service 5108 Gordon Persons Building 50 North Ripley Street Montgomery, AL 36130-2101 Alaska Department of Education Teacher Education and Certification Goldbelt Building 801 West 10th Street, Suite 200 Juneau, AK 99801-1894 Arizona Department of Education Teacher Certification Unit 1535 W. Jefferson P.O. Box 85002 Phoenix, AZ 85007 Arkansas Department of Education #4 Capitol Mall, Rooms 106B/107B Little Rock, AR 72201 California Commission on Teacher Credentialing 1812 9th Street Sacramento, CA 94244-2700 Colorado Department of Education Educator Licensing, Room 105 201 East Colfax Avenue Denver, CO 80203-1704 Connecticut State Department of Education Division of Curriculum and Professional Development P.O. Box 2219

74. Lake County, IL ROE Teacher Certification By Transcript Evaluation illinois teachers applying for additional certification must present the necessary documentation of illinois teaching experience with their application. http://www.lake.k12.il.us/traneval.html

800 Lancer Lane, Suite E-128 Grayslake, IL 60030 Phone: (847) 543-7833 Fax: (847) 543-7832 Application Procedures for Illinois Certification By Transcript Evaluation It will be necessary for you to follow the procedure outlined below in order to obtain a teaching certificate form , administrative or school service personnel certificate form in the State of Illinois. 1. Complete an Application for Certificate form. Return with the required information for evaluation. 2. Attach or have sent to this office OFFICIAL transcripts bearing the seal of the college/university, signature of an official of the college and any degrees earned from all colleges/universities attended. 3. Attach a CERTIFIED CHECK OR MONEY ORDER in the amount of made payable to: State Superintendent of Education. This is the required evaluation fee and is not refundable. NO PERSONAL CHECKS OR CASH WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR THIS FEE 4. A registration fee will be due to the Lake County Regional Office of Education upon issuance of a certificate by the Illinois State Board of Education. You will be notified when the certificate has been issued and that a registration fee is required to receive your certificate. This fee must be a certified check or money order payable to the "Regional Office of Education" or if paid in person, it may be cash.

75. Alternate Certification Program Benedictine University Alternative teacher Education Program in Science and will receive their Initial Teaching Certificates from the State of illinois. http://www.ben.edu/alternativecertificationprogram/

Benedictine University Alternative Teacher Education Program in Science and Mathematics Benedictine University together with the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy have designed a fast-track program for science and mathematics professionals who want to enter teaching careers. The program is in full accordance with Illinois law, which authorizes the development of alternative routes to teacher certification. Participants in the program, who must have at least a bachelor's degree in an area of science or mathematics and a minimum of 5 years of work experience in a related field, undergo an intensive, eight-week training program in educational theory and practices. They spend a full school year in paid teaching positions with the expert guidance of mentor-teachers and opportunities for continuing development. Thirteen months after beginning the program, successful candidates will receive their Initial Teaching Certificates from the State of Illinois. Applications are now being accepted for the up-coming year. Please email your name, address and telephone number to Dr. John Zigmond at jzigmond@ben.edu and you will be added to our mailing list for the new cohort.

76. Rockford College - MAT Teacher Certification Programs Rockford College Rockford, illinois. teacher certification Programs. Elementary certification. The elementary certification program of study in the http://www.rockford.edu/graduate/mat/certification.asp

Graduate Enrollment Home MAT Home About the MAT Program Applying ... Teacher Certification Program Campus Quick Links EMAIL Login DIRECTORY - Staff, faculty I.Q. WEB Work Order Form Academic Calendar Bookstore Campus Life Career Services Colman Library Community-Based Learning Financial Aid Graduate Programs HART Humanitarian Action Response Team Illinois Campus Compact Jane Addams Center (JACCE) N. IL Center for Nonprofit Excellence Kobe-Regent’s Center for Global Education Study Abroad Lang Health Center Learning Resources Center (LRC) Music Academy Registration / Class Schedule Student Handbook Teacher Certification Programs Elementary Certification The elementary certification program of study in the MAT program is designed to provide those who have already earned an undergraduate degree (without certification) with the course work that satisfies Illinois elementary certification requirements, including the middle school endorsement. Additional required courses and electives enable the prospective educator to blend theoretical and research-based perspectives of education with practical, hands-on instructional strategies. The elementary certification program of study requires 32 hours with the thesis option or 36 hours with the non-thesis option. Additional general education courses may be required to meet Illinois certification requirements.

77. Alternative Route To Teacher Certification, CEPS, EIU College of Education and Professional Studies, Eastern illinois University The Alternative Route to teacher certification program is aimed at helping http://www.eiu.edu/~eiuttp/

Alternative Route to Teacher Certification HOME CANDIDATES ADMINISTRATORS DOCUMENTATION CONTACT ... FAQ Details for prospective program candidates Details for school administrators considering hiring an intern Original program proposal and related information Obtain phone or mailing address or send a message to program coordinator Obtain answers to frequently asked questions about the program IMPORTANT Notices The application deadline for the 2005-2006 cohort was April 1, 2005. We are currently accepting applications for the 2006-2007 cohort, which includes teaching full time in the 2006-2007 school year. The application deadline is April 7, 2006. Candidates applying for the program must provide evidence of having passed two tests. The first is the Illinois Basic Skills Test, and the second is the applicable content-area test corresponding to the intended content teaching area. Information about test sites, dates, and study

78. TQE - Project At A Glance The illinois State teacher Quality Enhancement (TQE) grant entitled A Common Adopt MiddleGrade Standards (teacher certification Board and ISBE). http://www.ibhe.state.il.us/TQE/ProjectAtAGlance.htm

In February 1999, the Illinois Board of Higher Education, the Illinois Community College Board, and the Illinois State Board of Education endorsed the creation of a P-16 Partnership Agreement. Under the leadership of the Deputy Governor for Education and the Joint Education Committee, the chief executive officers of the education agencies and their staffs have worked together to improve student preparation, teacher preparation, and the implementation and integration of technology in all levels of instruction. One of the most tangible results of this sustained focus on joint educational priorities is the successful submission of a grant proposal to the federal Title II Teacher Quality Enhancement State Grant Program that resulted in a $4.3 million grant over three years. The Illinois State Teacher Quality Enhancement (TQE) grant entitled A Common Vision: Teacher Quality Enhancement in the Middle Grades in Illinois, is a collaboration of the three principle educational agencies in Illinois-the Illinois Board of Higher Education (IBHE), the Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE), and the Illinois Community College Board (ICCB). The Illinois Board of Higher Education serves as the lead agency. The Illinois State TQE grant has the following objectives: Improving state licensure and certification requirements for middle-grade teachers;

79. CATALYST, June 1998 -- Advocates Press State Teacher Certification, Money Target Advocates press state teacher certification, money targeted A former illinois special education teacher, Gibbons says she was trained and certified in http://www.catalyst-chicago.org/06-98/068cert.htm

Advocates press state Teacher certification, money targeted Having won their lawsuit against the Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE), advocates for the disabled are now pressing the state for extra money to help Chicago carry out its plan of inclusion and for a new way of certifying special education teachers. The ISBE presented a remediation plan in April, but the plan was rejected by the plaintiffs in the class action lawsuit and by attorneys for the Chicago Public Schools (CPS). At press time, a revised plan was due May 28. ISBE officials declined to comment on the proceedings. "Our main concern is that ISBE keeps saying it wants to augment our settlement, but throughout its proposal it doesn’t," says CPS attorney Kathleen Gibbons. "In much of our response, we are saying that if this is what the ISBE is proposing, we can’t meet the settlement agreement." Gibbons says CPS is particularly concerned that the ISBE has not offered "resources and technical assistance." The plaintiffs want supplemental funding to assist schools in developing inclusion classrooms, and they want the state to pay for informational meetings with parents, an information package for teachers, administrators and parents, and a web site that would provide in-depth information on the least restrictive environment mandate and its implementation.

80. Ed Psyc Central: Teacher Education certification IN illinois; illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) Professional teacher certification and Undercertified teachers See also teacher http://homepages.luc.edu/~hweiman/page7teachered.html

EdPsycCentral.org Teacher Education Categories Organizations Theory-Research-Practice Resources Engines Journals Educational Technology Add a Page TEACHER EDUCATION Resources Related to the Recruitment, Preparation, and Induction of Teachers ORGANIZATIONS State Education Agencies National Association of State Boards of Education Links to State Education Agencies Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) Teacher Ed Accreditation National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) NCATE Electronic Exhibit Rooms Eastern Illinois University: NCATE 2000 Electronic Exhibit Room Illinois State University: NCATE Electronic Exhibit Room ... Teacher Education Accreditation Council (TEAC) Certification and Standards National Association of State Directors of Teacher Education and Certification (NASDTEC) National Board for Professional Teaching Standards (NBPTS) Interstate New Teacher Assessment and Support Consortium (INTASC) National Association for Alternative Certification ... ISBE: State Teacher Certification Board Teacher Education and Liberal Arts American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education Association of Teacher Educators National Association of Early Childhood Teacher Educators American Associate Degree Early Childhood Educators ... Association of Math Teacher Educators International Organizations International Bureau of Education International Study Association for Teachers and Teaching Education, Teaching, and Learning

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