Kan. Admin. Regs. § 91-1-205 - Licensure renewal requirements
(a) Initial licenses.
(1) Any person, within five years of the date
the person was first issued an initial license, may apply for renewal of the
initial license by submitting an application for renewal of the initial license
and the licensure fee.
(2) Any
person who does not renew the initial license within five years of the date the
initial license was issued may obtain one or more additional initial licenses
only by meeting the requirements in S.B.R. 91-1-203 (a). The assessments
required by S.B.R. 91-1-203 (a)(1)(C) and 91-1-203 (a)(1)(D) shall have been
taken not more than one year before the date of application for the initial
license, or the applicant may verify either eight semester hours of recent
credit related to one or more endorsements on the initial license or one year
of recent accredited experience or may meet the requirements of paragraph
(b)(3)(C) or (D) of this regulation.
(3) A person who does not successfully
complete the teaching performance assessment during four years of accredited
experience under an initial teaching license shall not be issued an additional
initial teaching license, unless the person successfully completes the
following retraining requirements:
(A) A
minimum of 12 semester credit hours with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.50 on a
4.0 scale, earned through the verifying teacher education institution and
addressing the deficiencies related to the teaching performance assessment
criteria; and
(B) following
completion of the required credit hours, an unpaid internship supervised by the
verifying teacher education institution and consisting of at least 12 weeks,
with attainment of a grade of "B" or higher.
(4) A person who does not successfully
complete the school specialist or school leadership performance assessment
during four years of accredited experience shall not be issued an additional
initial school specialist or school leadership license, unless the person
successfully completes the following retraining requirements:
(A) A minimum of six semester credit hours
with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.25 on a 4.0 scale, earned through the
verifying teacher education institution and addressing the deficiencies related
to the performance assessment criteria; and
(B) following completion of the required
credit hours, an unpaid internship supervised by the verifying teacher
education institution and consisting of at least 12 weeks, with attainment of a
grade of "B" or higher.
(b) Professional licenses. Any person may
renew a professional license by submitting the following to the state board :
(1) An application for renewal;
(2) the licensure fee; and
(3) verification that the person, within the
term of the professional license being renewed, meets any of the following
requirements:
(A) Has completed all components
of the national board for professional teaching standards assessment for board
certification;
(B) has been granted
national board certification;
(C)
(i) Has earned a minimum of 120 professional
development points under an approved individual development plan filed with a
local professional development council if the applicant holds an advanced
degree; or
(ii) has earned a
minimum of 160 professional development points under an approved individual
development plan filed with a local professional development council, including
at least 80 points for college credit, if the applicant does not hold an
advanced degree;
(D) has
completed a minimum of eight credit hours in an approved program or completed
an approved program ;
(E) if the
person holds an advanced degree, submits to the state board verification of
having completed three years of recent accredited experience during the term of
the most recent license. Each person specified in this paragraph shall be
limited to two renewals; or
(F) if
the person is participating in an educational retirement system in Kansas or
another state, has completed half of the professional development points
specified in paragraph (b)(3)(C).
(c) Accomplished teaching licenses.
(1) Any person may renew an accomplished
teaching license by submitting to the state board the following:
(A) Verification of achieving renewal of
national board certification since the issuance of the most recent accomplished
teaching license ;
(B) an
application for accomplished teaching license ; and
(C) the licensure fee.
(2) If a person fails to renew the national
board certificate, the person may apply for a professional license by meeting
the renewal requirement for a professional license specified in paragraph
(b)(3)(C) or (D).
(d)
Substitute teaching license . Any person may renew a substitute teaching license
by submitting to the state board the following:
(1) Verification that the person has earned,
within the last five years, a minimum of 50 professional development points
under an approved individual development plan filed with a local professional
development council;
(2) an
application for a substitute teaching license ; and
(3) the licensure fee.
(e) Provisional teaching endorsement license.
An individual may renew a provisional teaching endorsement license one time by
submitting to the state board the following:
(1) Verification of completion of at least 50
percent of the deficiency plan ;
(2)
verification of continued employment and assignment to teach in the provisional
endorsement area;
(3) an
application for a provisional endorsement teaching license; and
(4) the licensure fee.
(f) Provisional school specialist endorsement
license. Any individual may renew a provisional school specialist endorsement
license by submitting to the state board the following:
(1) Verification of completion of at least 50
percent of the deficiency plan ;
(2)
verification of continued employment and assignment as a school
specialist ;
(3) an application for
a provisional school specialist endorsement license; and
(4) the licensure fee.
(g) Any person who fails to renew the
professional license may apply for a subsequent professional license by meeting
the following requirements:
(1) Submit an
application for a license and the licensure fee; and
(2) provide verification of one of the
following:
(A) Having met the requirements of
paragraph (b)(3); or
(B) having at
least three years of recent, out-of-state accredited experience under an
initial or professional license.
(3) If a person seeks a professional license
based upon recent, out-of-state accredited experience , the person shall be
issued the license if verification of the recent experience is provided. The
license shall be valid through the remaining validity period of the
out-of-state professional license or for five years from the date of issuance,
whichever is less.
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