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SB 203Teacher licensure; career and technical education or dual enrollment, three-year licenses.

VA 20261 session

Teacher licensure; three-year renewable license to teach career and technical education or dual enrollment courses at public high schools. Requires the Board of Education to provide for the issuance of a three-year renewable license to teach solely career and technical education courses or dual enrollment courses that are creditable toward the completion of an undergraduate course, degree, or credential offered in and accepted at a public institution of higher education at public high schools in the Commonwealth to any individual who (i) is employed as an instructor by an institution of higher education that is accredited by a nationally recognized regional accreditation body, (ii) is teaching in the specific career and technical education or dual enrollment subject area at such institution in which the individual seeks to teach at a public high school, and (iii) complies with certain requirements set forth in relevant law enumerated by the bill. The bill requires the Board to require any such instructor to maintain continuous employment in such position at the institution of higher education as a condition of continued licensure. The bill also requires each school board that employs an individual issued such a three-year license to provide such instructor training on instruction and assessment during his first year of employment. Finally, the bill directs the Board to amend its regulations in accordance with the provisions of the bill. This bill is identical to HB 332.

Latest action: Acts of Assembly Chapter

Sponsors (2)
Action timeline (42)
  1. · senate · S4020
  2. · senate · S0401
  3. · senate · S0412
  4. · senate · S8500
  5. · senate · S8120
  6. · senate · S0408
  7. · senate · S4640
  8. · senate · S8500
  9. · senate · S4150
  10. · senate · S4140
  11. · senate · S4160
  12. · senate · S4160
  13. · senate · S4120
  14. · senate · S4410
  15. · senate · S4600
  16. · senate · S4601
  17. · senate · S5000
  18. · house · H5220
  19. · house · H4110
  20. · house · H0901
  21. · house · H8122
  22. · house · H0908
  23. · house · H4640
  24. · senate · S8500
  25. · house · H4120
  26. · house · H4130
  27. · house · H4410
  28. · house · H4601
  29. · house · H5022
  30. · senate · S5432
  31. · house · H5720
  32. · house · H5720
  33. · senate · S5610
  34. · senate · S5601
  35. · senate · S8500
  36. · house · H5620
  37. · senate · S5620
  38. · senate · S7010
  39. · G7010
  40. · G7050
  41. · G9998
  42. · G9998
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#MemberRoleSpeechesVotedScore
1David R. Suetterlein (R, state_upper VA)sponsor05
2Bryce E. Reeves (R, state_upper VA)cosponsor01
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0 predicted yes (0%) · 543 predicted no (100%) · 0 unknown (0%)

By party: · R: 0 yes / 277 no · D: 0 yes / 263 no · I: 0 yes / 3 no

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