Iowa Admin. Code r. 282-22.9
Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 11, December 11, 2024
Rule 282-22.9 - Requirements for the career and technical secondary authorization(1)Authorization. This authorization is provided to noneducators entering the education profession to instruct in occupations and specialty fields that are recognized in career and technical service areas and career cluster areas.(2)Application process. Any person interested in the career and technical secondary authorization shall submit the application to the board of educational examiners for an evaluation. Application materials are available from the office of the board of educational examiners online at www.boee.iowa.gov. Degrees and semester hour credits shall be completed through a college or university accredited by an institutional accrediting agency as recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.(3)Specific requirements for the initial career and technical secondary authorization.a. The applicant must meet the background check requirements for licensure set forth in rule 282-13.1 (272).b. The applicant must obtain a recommendation from a school district administrator verifying that the school district wishes to hire the applicant.c. Applicants will meet one of the following qualifications: (1) 6,000 hours of recent and relevant experience;(2) 4,000 hours of recent and relevant experience if the applicant holds a baccalaureate degree;(3) 3,000 hours of recent and relevant experience if the applicant holds an associate's degree in the teaching endorsement area sought, if such a degree is considered terminal for that field of instruction;(4) Hold a baccalaureate or graduate degree or closely related degree in the teaching endorsement area sought; or(5) Hold a baccalaureate degree in any area of study if at least 18 of the credit hours were completed in the teaching endorsement area sought.(6) For a career and technical cluster endorsement, meet one of the above qualifications and at least 2,000 hours of recent and relevant experience or 9 semester hours each in two additional areas within the cluster endorsement. Combinations of experience and education may be approved by the executive director. Recent and relevant experience will have been accrued within the ten years prior to the date of application. Experience that does not meet these criteria may be considered at the discretion of the executive director. In subjects for which state registration, certification or licensure is required, the applicant will hold the appropriate license, registration or certificate before the initial career and technical secondary authorization or the career and technical secondary authorization will be issued.
d. The applicant must provide documentation of completion of a code of professional conduct and ethics training approved by the board of educational examiners.e. Coursework requirements. (1) Applicants must commit to complete the following requirements within the term of the initial authorization. Coursework must be completed for semester hour credit. 1. Coursework in the methods and techniques of career and technical education.2. Coursework in course and curriculum development.3. Coursework in the measurement and evaluation of programs and students.4. An approved human relations course.5. Coursework in the instruction of exceptional learners to include the education of individuals with disabilities and the gifted and talented.(2) Applicants who believe that their previous college coursework meets the coursework requirements in 22.9(3)"e"(1) may have the specific requirements waived. Transcripts or other supporting data should be provided to a teacher educator at one of the institutions which has an approved teacher education program. The results of the competency determination shall be forwarded with recommendations to the board of educational examiners. Board personnel will make final determination as to the competencies mastered and cite coursework which yet needs to be completed, if any. (4)Validity-initial authorization. The initial career and technical secondary authorization is valid for three years.(5)Renewal. The initial career and technical secondary authorization may be renewed once if the candidate can demonstrate that coursework progress has been made.(6)Conversion. The initial career and technical secondary authorization may be converted to a career and technical secondary authorization if the applicant has met the following: a. Completion of the required coursework set forth in paragraph 22.9(3)"e."b. Documentation of completion of a code of professional conduct and ethics training approved by the board of educational examiners. The training must be completed after the issuance of the initial authorization and no more than three years prior to the date of application.(7)Specific requirements for the career and technical secondary authorization.a. This authorization is valid for five years.b. An applicant for this authorization must first meet the requirements for the initial career and technical secondary authorization.c. Renewal requirements for the career and technical secondary authorization. Applicants for renewal must meet the requirements set forth in 282-subrule 20.5(1) and 282-paragraphs 20.5(2)"a" to "d."(8)Revocation and suspension. Criteria of professional practice and rules of the board of educational examiners shall be applicable to the holders of the initial career and technical secondary authorization or the career and technical secondary authorization. If a school district hires an applicant without a valid license or authorization, a complaint may be filed against the teacher and the superintendent of the school district.Iowa Admin. Code r. 282-22.9
Adopted by IAB June 10, 2015/Volume XXXVII, Number 25, effective 7/15/2015Amended by IAB February 14, 2018/Volume XL, Number 17, effective 3/21/2018Amended by IAB December 16, 2020/Volume XLIII, Number 13, effective 1/20/2021Amended by IAB July 28, 2021/Volume XLIV, Number 2, effective 9/1/2021Amended by IAB June 12, 2024/Volume XLVI, Number 26, effective 5/23/2024Amended by IAB October 2, 2024/Volume XLVII, Number 6, effective 11/6/2024