State teacher licensing “broken,” says auditor March 14, 2016 The “confusing structure” of teacher licensing is making it difficult to hold the state licensing board [...]
Slow case resolution plagues teacher licensing board, audit finds January 19, 2016 Oregon Secretary of State Jeanne Atkins released a highly critical report on January 14 of the Oregon Teacher Standards and [...]
“Portfolio” is solid enough credential for Minn. teachers January 8, 2016 In a December 31 ruling, district Judge Shawn Bartsh ruled that the Minnesota Board of Teaching broke the law when it [...]
Leaving foster son in car not “gross neglect” needed for license denial September 25, 2015 To read more, please [...]
Teacher revocation falls through the cracks for 17 years January 22, 2015 New Jersey state officials have drawn fire over their failure to revoke the license of a teacher who was convicted of [...]
Delays leaving criminals, sex offenders as licensed teachers, audit shows December 18, 2014 Nevada teachers and administrators convicted of crimes have been able to evade proper disciplinary action thanks to a [...]
Controversial “tiered licensing’ on table in Idaho October 24, 2014 Proposed three-tiered licensing in Idaho has teachers in an uproar. The proposal would start with a novice license for [...]