101. Education Commission Of The States indiana Charter Schools, Teachers must either be certified or be in the processof obtaining a license to teach through the transition to teaching program http://mb2.ecs.org/reports/Report.aspx?id=93

102. IUS Education: Academic Programs And Degrees Nonteachers may be certified as school counselors in indiana by completing a600 hour internship during the master s. Teachers are required to do a 300 http://www.ius.edu/Education/AcademicPro.cfm

") else document.write(""); //> IUS Home OneStart Search Email ... Contact IUS What We Offer Courses Academic Programs and Degrees Scholarships and Awards Faculty and Staff ... About Education Getting Started Admissions Advising Getting Involved Dates and Events Student Organizations Publications Related Links ... Academic Programs and Degrees Academic Programs and Degrees Education programs offered by Indiana University Southeast are approved by the Indiana Professional Standards Board and the National Council for Accreditation in Teacher Education. These programs may meet licensing requirements of other states, including Kentucky, through cooperative and reciprocal agreements. Questions about licensing requirements in specific states should be directed to the school licensing advisors in the Student Services Office. Counseling - More Info.... Elementary Education - More info... Masters in Elementary-Secondary Education, additional licensing areas - More Info... School Administration, Supervision, Education Leadership Program - More Info... ... Additional Licensing Areas - More Info... Note: Below, you can click on some of the academic program's names to visit their website.

103. Northwest Indiana News: Nwitimes.com EDUCATION Some indiana, Illinois teachers also have military experience. The indiana Troops to Teachers program officially formed this year, http://www.thetimesonline.com/articles/2004/08/02/news/region_and_state/524cdc4e

About Contact Help Advertise ... : $5 off purchase of $25 or more Taking the battle to the classroom EDUCATION: Some Indiana, Illinois teachers also have military experience. BY OLIVIA CLARKE Times Staff Writer This story ran on nwitimes.com on Monday, August 2, 2004 12:06 AM CDT ADVERTISEMENT Merrillville resident Greg Hatch joined the military right out of high school, but 20 years later he retired and teaching became his next calling. The Troops to Teachers program helped make it happen. At 48, he's now principal at Lake Station's Edison Junior-Senior High School. The 10-year-old program helps address teacher shortages while helping military personnel in their transition to a second career. It also recruits teachers for schools dealing with the achievement gap affecting low income and minority children. David Hall, 52, of Lansing, retired from the U.S. Army after 21 years of service. A Vietnam veteran, he said he also taught at the University of Wisconsin in Whitewater while in the military. Teaching history at Chicago Public Schools' Tilden Career Academy High School, he said he uses his military experiences, such as traveling to 22 countries, to help him reach students. "I've lived quite a bit of (history)," he said. "I try to explain the world outside of where they live in. A lot of them have never been anywhere. Being in the military, you work with young men and women that aren't much older than what you work with in high school."

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