41. Out-of-State – Reciprocity Opportunities:Certification Questions:OTI:NYSED Outof-State – Reciprocity Opportunities General Information For Applicants From Other States. New York State does have interstate contracts with more than 30 other states http://www.highered.nysed.gov/tcert/ctstate.html

Skip To Content Office of Teaching Initiatives Teaching in NY Educator Resources ... Certification Questions General Information For Applicants From Other States New York State does have interstate contracts with more than 30 other states and jurisdictions for classroom teaching certificates. Go to Applicants from Other States for a list of States Party to the Interstate Agreement on Qualification of Educational Personnel, and for details on Enhanced Reciprocity leading to the Conditional Initial Certificate and National Board for Professional Teaching Standards Certificate Holders. To pursue information on colleges with approved teacher education programs located outside of New York State check their particular websites and inquire directly to them. Verify that any Teacher Education program offered in another state is also accepted and accredited by that state for teaching credentials. For more information go to http://www.http://www.highered.nysed.gov/tcert/distance.htm To Apply for a Conditional Initial Certificate Applicants who possess a valid certificate in a contract state may apply for a Conditional Initial certificate. This certificate is valid for two years, during which time the teacher must satisfy the examination requirement for a regular Initial certificate. If the candidate has satisfied the testing requirement at the end of two years, a regular Initial certificate will be issued, valid for five years from the effective date of the Conditional Initial certificate.

42. Danbury Public Schools Human Resources Connecticut Teacher Certification, Standards and Curriculum . BEST Program for New Teachers . Connecticut Frameworks (curriculum) Connecticut State Department of Education http://www.danbury.k12.ct.us/employweb/certification.html

Danbury Public Schools: Human Resources Danbury, Connecticut Benefits Employee Forms Internet Links for Teachers Job Listings ... Welcome Page Connecticut Teacher Certification, Standards and Curriculum TEAM Program for New Teachers Connecticut Frameworks (curriculum) Connecticut State Department of Education Connecticut Teaching Standards ... State of Connecticut, Teaching and Learning Contact Information Human Resource Department pattoe@danbury.k12.ct.us FAX: 203-830-6560 Danbury Public Schools 63 Beaver Brook Road Danbury, CT 06810 Danbury Public Schools District Page District Site Map revised 3/2009 Danbury Public Schools

43. Central Connecticut State University (CCSU): Cross Endorsements Cross Endorsements Central Connecticut State University is a comprehensive public university dedicated to learning in the liberal arts and sciences and to education for the http://www.ccsu.edu/page.cfm?p=2390

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45. Criminal Background Checks For Coaches You asked (1) if Connecticut law requires background checks for coaches and managers of school and nonschool-sponsored sports programs, (2) whether any other states have laws http://www.cga.ct.gov/2004/rpt/2004-R-0615.htm

Topic: LEGISLATION; SCHOOL PERSONNEL; SCHOOLS (GENERAL); SPORTS; Location: SCHOOL EMPLOYEES; August 4, 2004 2004-R-0615 CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECKS FOR COACHES By: Judith Lohman, Chief Analyst You asked (1) if Connecticut law requires background checks for coaches and managers of school- and nonschool-sponsored sports programs, (2) whether any other states have laws requiring background checks for coaches and managers of youth sports programs, (3) if any national youth sports leagues require such checks, and (4) for information on any recent Connecticut proposals to require youth sports coaches and managers to undergo background checks. SUMMARY Connecticut law requires all public school employees hired on or after July 1, 1994, including coaches, to submit to state and national criminal history record checks when they are hired. In addition, school boards have the option of requiring checks of employees hired earlier. The law also allows private schools to require their applicants and employees to submit to checks. The state criminal records check requirement does not apply to those who volunteer in schools or to nonschool-sponsored activities. Although 42 states have laws requiring criminal background checks for teachers and other school employees, only two states have laws on criminal background checks for non-school youth sports organization personnel and neither one requires the checks. The two states with laws expressly encouraging or allowing the checks are New Jersey and Oregon.

46. Teacher Certification - Education Resource - StudySphere StateSpecific / State Education Index / Connecticut /Teacher Certification. Connecticut State Department of Education Votes0 SDE Search Connecticut http://www.studysphere.com/education/Connecticut-Teacher-Certification-7995.html

47. How To Get A Teaching License In Connecticut | EHow.com Connecticut is located close to the cultural and business centers of the eastern seaboard. Its educational system is progressive and attracts a population of skilled http://www.ehow.com/how_2041068_teaching-license-connecticut.html

Family Food Health Home Money Style More Home Careers Teaching License ... How to Get a Teaching License in Connecticut Top 5 To Try How to Get a Hunting License in Connecticut How to Get a Fishing License in Connecticut How to Get a CNA License in Connecticut How to Teach Kids to Brush Their Teeth ... How to Find My Connecticut CNA License Number Related Topics Get a Teaching Certificate Getting To Colorado Connecticut Hunting Get a Teaching Job ... Connecticut Fishing How to Get a Teaching License in Connecticut By an eHow Contributor I want to do this! What's This? Connecticut is located close to the cultural and business centers of the eastern seaboard. Its educational system is progressive and attracts a population of skilled applicants. Follow the steps below to get a teaching license in the state of Connecticut. Difficulty: Moderately Challenging Instructions Use the Web site of the Connecticut State Department of Education as your primary resource (see the Who Can Help section below) as you work toward your teaching license. Complete a bachelor's degree in education at a regionally accredited college or university.

48. CCSU - School Of Education And Professional Studies Certification in Teacher Education. To fully understand the teaching programs in the School of Education and Professional Studies, the distinction between obtaining a degree from http://www.education.ccsu.edu/Departments/Teacher_Education/Certification.asp

The Department of Teacher Education Certification in Teacher Education To fully understand the teaching programs in the School of Education and Professional Studies, the distinction between obtaining a degree from Central Connecticut State University and obtaining a teaching certificate from the State of Connecticut must be made. Also, it requires an understanding of the differences between completing a subject-matter major and completing a degree in education. School teachers in the State of Connecticut are required to have a major in a particular subject field. This is referred to as the subject-matter major. The various subject matter majors are listed elsewhere in this catalog under elementary, secondary and all-level subjects education. Teacher candidates at Central Connecticut State University, in addition to acquiring a subject matter major, are required to fulfill professional course work and fieldwork experiences in education which lead to a degree in education and to certification. Certification is the process of getting a license to be a teacher in the public schools of a state. It is also the professional term used to refer to the license itself. When a student completes a teacher education program, the student should apply for certification through CCSU [if the student completed an approved program here].

49. Teachers' Rights: Encyclopedia Of Everyday Law Background. Teachers in the United States enjoy a number of rights pertaining to their employment, including recognition of certain freedoms, prohibition against certain forms of http://www.enotes.com/everyday-law-encyclopedia/teachers-rights

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