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1 Δεκ 2021 · This document combines regulations for licensure with those for accrediting and approving teacher preparation programs. In Kansas, the ultimate purpose of program approval is to guarantee that all graduates meet minimum teaching qualifications as established by the State Board of Education.
27 Ιαν 2022 · Kansas Educator Code of Conduct. The professional educators shall work in the best interest of their students and honor their responsibilities to their students, school, district, community, state and profession as evidenced by: Responsibilities to Student. Responsibilities to District. Responsibilities to Profession.
1.07 MB. Regulation 91-1 Accreditation and Program Approval Regulations. PDF. 572.16 KB. Regulation 91-1 Licensure Regulations. PDF. 748.59 KB. Regulation 91-19 Student Teaching Regulations. PDF.
4 Απρ 2024 · Kansas Compulsory Education Laws: This is an overview of Kansas' compulsory education laws. These laws require children between the ages of 7 and 18 to attend formal schooling. There are some exemptions such as homeschooling programs or other approved arrangements.
To be eligible for an Initial Teaching License, prospective educators in Kansas must: Hold a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution. Complete a state-approved teacher certification program. Pass the content and pedagogy assessment tests related to their discipline.
Licensure Process. It’s easy to apply for an initial teaching license. 1. Read Licensure Regulations for Kansas Educators. 2. Review testing requirements. 3. Submit a fingerprint card and fee for background check. 4. Complete the form for initial licensing.
This section outlines the steps to become a certified teacher in Kansas via the traditional pathway. Kansas uses a tiered licensing system for educators. Intitial Teaching License (2-year): For new teachers who meet the basic requirements for a teaching license in the state.
