81. EKU Teacher Admissions & Certification All students seeking initial teacher certification, regardless of the college The Office of teacher Admissions certification will process the formal http://www.education.eku.edu/studentservices/

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82. State Support And Incentives kentucky Teachers National certification Incentive Trust Fund. kentucky NBPTS PROGRAM. Teachers may apply for the 0506 cycle beginning January 1, 2005. http://www.nbpts.org/about/stateinfo.cfm?state=Kentucky

83. I Want To Become A Candidate kentucky Teachers National certification Incentive Trust Fund. Candidate Support. kentucky public school teachers seeking National Board for Professional http://www.nbpts.org/candidates/statereqsinfo.cfm?state=Kentucky

84. Kentucky Recruitment; teacher Preparation; Initial Licensing; Induction; Professional Development; Title II / TQ Efforts; kentucky Web Links http://www.teachingquality.org/policy/states/kentucky.htm

Kentucky Recruitment Teacher Preparation Initial Licensing Induction Professional Development Title II / TQ Efforts Kentucky Web Links Title II / TQ Efforts (as reported in Meeting the Challenges , February 2002) Kentucky defined three goals for their teacher quality enhancement: Objective 1: Create a new teacher assessment and support system. Objective 2: Develop a Kentucky Teacher Academy System. Objective 3: Create a teacher supply, demand, and quality data system. Although Kentucky did not receive Title II monies, it has made progress in areas related to new and experienced teacher assessment and support, teacher preparation, and certification. Since 1985, the Kentucky Teacher Internship Program (KTIP) has supported new teachers through a mentoring committee. This committee includes the principal, a resource teacher, and a teacher educator from a college or university that is assigned to each new teacher. The committee meets with the new teacher four times annually and completes individual observations. Additionally, the resource teacher spends fifty hours of out-of-class time with the new teacher. The resource teacher receives a stipend of $1,400. The new teacher must complete the teacher preparation tests and the KTIP to receive a professional certificate. New Teacher Standards for Preparation and Certification have been benchmarked to provide more detailed information concerning novice strengths and improvement needs. These benchmarks will be implemented during the 2001-2002 year. Experienced Teacher Standards are to be benchmarked for use in evaluation. Web training will be available in 2002.

85. 16 KAR 2:020. Occupation-based Career And Technical Education Certification. A provisional internship certificate for teaching occupationbased career of the kentucky teacher Internship Program established in 16 KAR 7010; and http://www.lrc.state.ky.us/kar/016/002/020.htm

86. Licensure - Frequently Asked Questions Listing of frequently asked questions concerning teacher licensure. of State Directors of teacher Education and certification (NASDTEC) standards http://www.ncpublicschools.org/licensure/lifaq.htm

Curriculum Publication Sales Education Initiatives Agency Web Sites ... NC Schools Listing North Carolina Licensure Questions and Answers In what areas are licenses issued? How do I qualify for a North Carolina license? How does reciprocity work? Am I eligible for the same areas of licensure that I hold in a reciprocal state? What tests do I need to obtain a North Carolina license? ... How do I contact the Licensure Section? In what areas are licenses issued? Licenses are issued in administrative, supervisory, student service, and teaching areas. Teaching areas encompass birth through kindergarten, elementary (K-6), middle grades (6-9), secondary grades (9-12), special subjects (K-12), exceptional children (K-12), and vocational education. Back to Top How do I qualify for a North Carolina license? The standard basis for licensure is the completion of an approved education program at an accredited college or university. Most out-of-state applicants qualify through reciprocity plans that allow educators from outside North Carolina to establish eligibility for licensing in North Carolina.

87. Kentucky.gov: - Education Resources Access certification information for teachers and principals from the Education kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives Online Catalog http://kentucky.gov/Portal/Category/edu_resources

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88. FCPS / KTIP - Kentucky Teacher Internship Program The kentucky teacher Internship Program (KTIP) is designed to provide assistance to new teachers. In both cases, you are issued a certificate http://www.fcps.net/employment/ktip/

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89. Certified Employment Web Application You must mail a copy of your college transcript and your teacher certification (if applicable) to the FCPS Application Center, Ambrose Bldg, 701 E. Main St. http://www.fcps.net/employment/certapp.htm

FCPS.net from A to Z: Quick Navigator Acceptable Use Policy Activity Fund Redbook Administration / Support Services Adult Education Advertisements for Bids Arts Calendar Assessment Attendance boundary maps Board of Education Board Policies Bullying Resource Bus Information Cultural resources directory Calendars Career and Technical CATS/CTBS Testing Information Channel 13 Classified Council Classroom web pages Community Education Community Links Comprehensive plan Curricum Map and Framework Counseling / Guidance Data / Research / Evaluation Directory, Support Services Early Start (Preschool) EBCE Educational Resources Educational Television Emergency Response / Crisis Management Employee Benefits Employment Enrolling in School Equity Office ESL - Foreign Languages FCPS Organizational Chart Facility usage fees Feedback Financial Services Food Service Finding Us / Maps Forms (Intended for staff use) FRYSC Community Resource Guide Gear Up program General Information Graduation Requirements Grants information Homebound / Hospital Individual Graduation Plan (IGP) Instructional Technology newsletter Intranet (Staff Only) KTIP Law Enforcement Learning Checks Literary Book Club Local Planning Committee Magnet School Information Media Services Menus, School lunch

90. ECS Results Teachers in public schools must have a certification with early childhood KY, kentucky Preschool Program, In all settings, a classroom must be led by http://www.ecs.org/dbsearches/Search_Info/EarlyLearningReports.asp?tbl=table11

91. KY: Alternative Routes To Certification Bring Teachers To High-Need Schools -- N Excerpts from a recent article in The kentucky Post demonstrating how alternative routes to certification are helping kentucky schools meet their needs. http://www.ed.gov/news/newsletters/extracredit/2004/11/1116.html

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92. McREL POLICY BRIEF October 2000: Ensuring Quality Teachers Through Alternative C Ensuring Quality Teachers Through Alternative certification Programs Lessons from an alternativecertification program kentucky’s alternative training http://www.mcrel.org/PDFConversion/PolicyBriefs/PB_AltCertification.html

Policy Brief October 2000 Ensuring Quality Teachers Through Alternative Certification Programs by Carol Ruckel To address this concern, a growing number of states have begun to turn to alternative certification programs, also known as licensure programs. Today, 115 alternative programs exist in over 40 states (Feistritzer, 2000). In addition, more than 250 colleges and universities are currently involved in some type of alternative teacher preparation (Basinger, 2000). Market forces also have played an important role in the development of alternative certification programs. For example, military cutbacks following the Gulf War led to the Troops to Teachers program, providing new candidates to ease the teacher shortage. Former military personnel are considered particularly fit for employment in our nation’s urban schools, where teacher recruitment and retention have proved especially challenging. With increasing reliance on alternative teacher certification to rebuild the teaching workforce, it has become more critical than ever to examine how school districts and state policymakers can ensure that nontraditional programs produce quality teachers. Guidelines for Alternative Certification Policy Know your teacher candidates.

93. Untitled Document The grade level for which teachers of these subjects are certified differs; The College of Education at the University of kentucky maintains a http://www.apaclassics.org/education/teachcert.html

American Philological Association Home Administration Annual Meeting Awards ... Search apaclassics.org Report on state certification requirements for teachers of Latin from the Joint Committee on Classics in American Education, a committee of the American Philological Association and the American Classical Association updated 1 August 2004 This information is necessarily provisional because states frequently revise their requirements; in some cases precise details have been difficult to find. Corrections and updated information are welcome. 1. Almost every state offers Latin as a teaching subject exception, Delaware the following states offer (ancient, apparently) Greek as a teaching subject: FL, GA, ID, MI (theoretical only for Greek), MN, NJ, VT the following states use different terminology Maryland "Foreign Language: Classical" NM, WY "Classical Languages"

94. Elementary (K-8) Education Graduate Programs In Ohio Valley U.S.A. Program A is designed for students with valid teacher s certificates who wish to improve Western kentucky University offers a broad spectrum of graduate http://programs.gradschools.com/ohio-valley/elementary_education.html

Elementary (K-8) Education Graduate Programs in Ohio Valley U.S.A. There are matching records for Elementary (K-8) Education . Displaying matches through Sort this page A-Z or Z-A Youngstown State University Program: Master Teacher Elementary Education Location: Youngstown, OH This program provides advanced professional preparation for teachers, administrators, and school guidance counselors in the northeastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania areas. The Master Teacher Elementary program provides four options for ... Click here for more program info Click here to visit this program's website Click to send E-mail to: graduateschool@cc.ysu.edu Student loans with fees as low as zero from Access Group offered at this school -> University of Dayton Program: Early Childhood Education (M.S.E.)

95. Graduate Education - Alternative Certification In Special Education Students who enter the Alternative certification Program in Special Education (LBD, A signed Code of Ethics statement for kentucky Teachers. http://www.nku.edu/~education/graduate/2002/sped.htm

College of Education and Human Services an NCATE accredited institution gradedu@nku.edu Home COEHS Homepage NKU Graduate Office ... Non Degree Ra nk 1 Endorsements Graduate Program Documents Alternative Certification in Special Education Program Admission Program Completion Requirements Click here for a FAQ document for the Alternative Certification in Special Ed ... Click here to Download the Graduate Student Handbook Special Education students who have earned a Kentucky Teaching certificate or letter of eligibility, may work towards a special education certification (LBD) as part of a Master of Arts in Education , the Fifth-Year Program , or Rank I program Those who have not already completed a teacher preparation program may be eligible for the Alternative Program in Special Education. Students who enter the Alternative Certification Program in Special Education (LBD, P-12) must have completed a bachelor’s degree. The program of studies for the Alternative Certification Program in Special Education is based on What Every Special Educator Should Know: The International Standards for the Preparation and Certification of Special Education Teachers . These standards outline the knowledge and skills needed by a beginning teacher in the area of special education.

96. Yale UCS - Students - Careers In Education - Public School Teaching Teach For America, New York Teaching Fellows, Teach kentucky are examples of such Maryland State Department of Education Resident teacher Certificate http://www.yale.edu/career/students/careers_in/education/public_school.html

UCS Home Career Toolbox Explore a career Career Crib Sheets ... Contact Us Education: Public School Teaching The standard route to teaching in a public school is through an approved teacher preparation program. Although teaching in a public school typically requires certification, most states have adopted alternative routes to teacher certification. These programs provide an intensive teacher preparation program for liberal arts graduates with in-depth subject area knowledge. Many master's degree programs also lead to teacher certification. To address teacher shortage in areas around the U.S., several cities have adopted programs designed to recruit and provide intensive training to those who want to teach then place the individuals in schools - typically in an urban area. Teach For America, New York Teaching Fellows, Teach Kentucky are examples of such programs. Public School Information Sites Job Resources Public School Information Sites The resources below contain valuable information about public schools, current issues in education, outlook for teachers, hiring trends and much more. American Federation of Teachers http://www.aft.org/research/index.html

97. Central Kentucky Technical College teacher preparation program at any public university in kentucky and several The Paraeducator Certificate Program is part of the teacher Preparation http://www.central.kctcs.edu/education.htm

Lexington Danville Anderson Quick Links A.A.S in Education and Paraeducators Certificate Printable Version of the Curriculum (PDF File) About The Program The Bluegrass Community and Technical College District gives you the opportunity to become a teacher at your own pace. You can earn an associate degree that includes at least 60 credit hours that will transfer into a baccalaureate teacher preparation program at any public university in Kentucky and several private colleges and universities. The Associate in Applied Science Degree offers two options: one for those Paraeducators wishing only a two-year degree and another for those wishing to enter a university teacher education program. Credentials Available Associate Degree Curriculum AAS - Teacher Associate Required: ED 101 Orientation to Education ED 102 Child and Adolescent Development ED 103 Introduction to Special Education ED 104 Introduction to Behavior Management ED 105 Practical Experiences for the Paraeducator ED 201 An Intro to American Education EDP 202 Human Development and Learning SWK 275 The Family OR FAM 252 Intro to Family Science ED 240 Elementary and Middle School Literature ED 280 Education Externship/ Co-op EDP 203 Teaching Exceptional Learning in Reg. Classrooms

98. Kentucky Department Of Education The kentucky Department of Education is a service agency of the Commonwealth of kentucky. Posting of Certified Vacancies kentucky Schools Directory http://www.education.ky.gov/

@import "/NR/Unmanaged/CSS/ns6.css"; What's New About KDE Are You New to KY? Calendars ... Certification Core Content Jobs KDE Intranet Max Data System News Room ... Search Tips KY Department of Education Administrative Resources Instructional Resources Site Map Welcome to KDE Headlines Midpoint CATS results show progress Scores from the Kentucky Core Content Tests (KCCT) given to students in the spring of 2005 generally show progress when compared to past-years' data, and seven-year trends show improvements in all subject areas, the Kentucky Department of Education announced today. View the Briefing Packet and other reports Tribunal members sought In Kentucky, if a teacher is fired or suspended and files an appeal, a tribunal is appointed to hear and decide the appeal. By law, the tribunal consists of a teacher, a school administrator, and a layperson, and the law requires that you be paid $100 per day plus travel expenses for serving. Hurricane Help for Schools The U.S. Department of Education has created a new Web site to help schools that are accepting students displaced by Hurricane Katrina. The site allows schools to post lists of supplies they need for these students. It also allows other schools, individuals and organizations to offer supplies and services to the schools that are taking in these students. Schools: State what you need . Others: State what you can provide See what schools need Hurricane Katrina Student Enrollment Kentucky's Commissioner of Education has sent every school district a

99. N.Ky. Rich In 'master Teachers' Northern kentucky has 17 master teachers certified by the Na tional Board for Professional In 2000, there were 40 NBPTScertified teachers in kentucky, http://www.enquirer.com/editions/2001/11/13/loc_n_ky_rich_in_master.html

ENQUIRER POST WCPO CIN WEEKLY ... Customer Service Currently: Partly Cloudy Weather Traffic HOME NEWS ... Newsroom Directory Tuesday, November 13, 2001 N.Ky. rich in 'master teachers' Education Week recognizes talent By Sarah Buehrle Enquirer Contributor CRESTVIEW HILLS Kentucky Rep. Jon Draud, R-Crestview Hills, and the Northern Kentucky Council of Partners in Education gathered at Thomas More College on Monday to honor Northern Kentucky's most accomplished teachers, including Golden Apple Award recipients, the Ken tucky Teacher of the Year and the NBPTS certified teachers. Board-certified teachers spend one year in the voluntary program practicing rigorous self-reflection and demonstrating their abilities in the classroom. The certification process also tests a teacher's subject knowledge and how well they convey knowledge to students. Teacher peers and educational experts create the certification standards. Mr. Draud sponsored House Bill 25, passed in 2000, that pro vided teachers with 75 percent of the now $2,300 certification application fees and gave teachers who completed the program a $2,000 raise for each year that the teacher remains in the classroom. The bill cost the general fund $800,000 in 2000, and $1.2 million in 2001, Mr. Draud said.

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