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Teacher & Administrator Quality Development Delaware Department of Education
Phone: 302-857-3388 E-mail: [email protected]
5/28/15
Delaware Code Title 14 Education
Chapter 12 - EDUCATOR LICENSURE, CERTIFICATION, EVALUATION, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PREPARATION PROGRAMS http://delcode.delaware.gov/title14/c012/index.shtml
Chapter 13 - SALARIES AND WORKING CONDITIONS OF SCHOOL EMPLOYEES http://delcode.delaware.gov/title14/c013/index.shtml
Professional Standards Board 1500 Regulations
http://regulations.delaware.gov/AdminCode/title14/1500/index.shtml Regulations governing licensure,
certification, permits, salary, mentoring,… Find courses, experience, and other
requirements for various certification areas
DE Licensure & Certification Licensure and certification is a state
requirement. DE Code requires that DE educators hold both a: license (Initial, Continuing, or Advanced) and at least one certificate (Emergency or Standard).
In addition, there is a “Highly Qualified Teacher” federal requirement. Educators are required to be highly qualified if teaching an ESEA academic content area.
3 Types of Licenses
1. Reg 1510 – Initial (3 years) (new educators)
2. Reg 1511 – Continuing (5 years) (3 or more years of state-credentialed teaching
experience and 2 successful summative performance evaluations)
3. Reg 1512 – Advanced (10 years) (Optional) (National Board Certified Teachers)
• Bachelor’s Degree from a regionally accredited college or university
• Verification of student teaching
• Passing scores on a general knowledge exam (reading, writing, and math)
• Effective 9/1/14, Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators replaced Praxis I
• Effective 7/1/14, passing scores are required prior to licensure (in the past, 2 FYs allowed)
General License Requirements http://regulations.delaware.gov/AdminCode/title14/1500/index.shtml
Alternatives to Core Academic Skills for Educators
Reading Writing Mathematics Praxis I
175 (1/1/2002–8/31/2014) 322 (10/23/1993–12/31/2001) 175 (7/1/1983–10/22/1993)
173 (1/1/2002–8/31/2014) 319 (10/23/1993–12/31/2001) 172 (7/1/1983–10/22/1993)
174 (1/1/2002–8/31/2014) 319 (10/23/1993–12/31/2001) 175 (7/1/1983–10/22/1993)
SAT
Verbal 480 (before 4/1/1995) 560 (as of 4/1/1995)
Mathematics 520 (before 4/1/1995) 540 (as of 4/1/1995)
GRE® General Test Verbal 490 Quantitative
540 GRE® revised General Test Verbal 152 Quantitative
145 Core Battery communication Skills Test 670 ACT English 24 Mathematics
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2 Types of Certificates
1. Standard - must meet all certificate requirements (DE Praxis II, ACTFL, coursework, experience) 2. Emergency – certificate and
Emergency Plan must be requested by DE public school HR within 60 days of employment or new assignment
Is Praxis II required?
Many certificates require only Praxis II. Check ETS website listing DE-approved
tests first for the certificate area you are interested in http://www.ets.org/praxis/de/requirements
If the area is not listed, check the PSB 1500 regulations for other tests/courses http://regulations.delaware.gov/AdminCode/title14/1500/index.shtml
Federal Highly Qualified Subject Areas
English/Language Arts Mathematics Science World Languages (ACTFL if no adopted Praxis II)
Music Art Social Studies NOTE: Currently, there is a DE test in each area listed above resulting in a Standard Certificate and HQT status.
Percentage of HQT are Reported Annually for each
District/Charter School
HQT Survey available October to March Educator must hold DE licensure and
certification in area he/she is teaching Educator must be properly listed in
eSchoolPLUS with course schedule Educator may then take HQT Survey
Salary Increments (PSB Reg 1502)
All educators paid under 14 Del Code 1305 Basic Salary Schedule must apply on DEEDS for these salaries:
B+15, B+30, M, M+15, M+30, M+45, D All credits must be graduate-level To move from a Bachelors to B+, you MUST
be enrolled in a Master’s program For M+, only courses taken after conferral of
the Masters degree can be counted Credits are applied in the order in which they
are taken
Paraeducators (PSB Reg 1517)
Paraeducators (aides) must apply on DEEDS for appropriate Permits: Title I Instructional Service
Paras working in Title I schools must hold a Title I Permit – federal HQ requirement
There is a salary stipend for Instructional Paras outlined in 14 Del Code §1324(c)
Salary Supplements for Support Personnel
750 Support Personnel Salary Supplements for Additional Training http://regulations.delaware.gov/AdminCode/title14/700/index.shtml
This applies to clerks and the following secretaries: administrative, financial, senior, and basic secretary
They must apply on DEEDS
CHANGES: July 1, 2014 Effective 7/1/14: Before an Initial License can be issued, the educator must
submit passing scores on a DE-approved General Knowledge Exam (ex: Praxis I or Core) and a DE-approved Content Readiness Exam (ex: Praxis II).
91 days may no longer be used in lieu of student teaching to license teachers in the core areas: Elementary, ELA, Math, Science, Social Studies. (An approved program is required.)
In addition to Exceptional Children K-12 certification, Special Ed teachers must also hold content certification in the area(s) they teach/support.
Only School Nurses, UD ARTC educators, Skilled & Technical Sciences educators can be issued credentials without the licensure and certification tests up front.
Contact Information
Address: Department of Education ATTN: Teacher Certification Collette Education Center 35 Commerce Way, Suite 1 Dover, DE 19904
Phone: 302-857-3388 Email: [email protected] DEEDS website: http://deeds.doe.k12.de.us