Or. Admin. Code § 584-017-1028 - Selection, Recruitment, Admission and Retention of Candidates
The unit attracts and admits qualified candidates to licensure programs, giving special attention to the current personnel needs of schools and actively recruits from under-represented groups.
(1) The unit admits into all initial and
advanced programs only those who meet the following entry standards and
requirements.
(2) Each candidate
must demonstrated aptitude and interest in working with school-aged children.
(3) Each candidate attests to
possessing moral character, a commitment to the profession, vow not to harm
children, and commit to educational excellence. This attestation must be filed
with the Commission upon application for first licensure in a format approved
by the Commission.
(4) All teacher
candidates for first application for licensure must:
(a) Pass the Protecting Student and Civil
Rights in the Educational Environment test prior to placement into any
clinical, student teaching or internship experiences where work samples are
required; and
(b) Receive full
clearance from the Commission on fingerprints and character questions prior to
placement into student teaching or internship experiences.
(5) Educational Leadership
Licensure: Candidates for admission into an initial educational leadership
licensure program (formerly administration) must document:
(a) Licensure as either a teacher or
personnel service specialist in any state;
(b) Three years of experience in the schools
as a licensed educator or the legal equivalent;
(c) Evidence of educational leadership
potential based on the following or the equivalent: assessments in
instructional leadership, administrative experience in an educational
environment, human relations, and cultural inclusion;
(d) Passing score on Protecting Student and
Civil Rights in the Educational Environment; and
(e) Receive full clearance from the
Commission on fingerprints and character questions prior to placement into
clinical or internship experiences.
(6) Personnel Service Licensure (School
Counseling, School Psychology, School Social Work). All candidates for
admission into a personnel service licensure program must document:
(a) Experience working with youth in
educational or social agencies;
(b) Preparation in human behavior to include:
psychological, sociological, and psychological development, learning theory,
and motivation;
(c) Full clearance
from the Commission on fingerprints and character questions prior to placement
into clinical or internship experiences;
(d) School Counseling candidates must
document prior to licensure, either:
(A) Two
years teaching experience in schools; or
(B) Alternative practicum experiences in lieu
of teaching.
(e) School
Social Worker candidates must document a master's degree in social work prior
to licensure.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 342
Stats. Implemented: ORS 342.120 - 342.430, 342.455 - 342.495 & 342.553
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