Utah Admin. Code R277-302-7 - Professional Renewal Activities
(1) An
educator with a current assignment in a Utah LEA shall complete renewal hours
in at least two of the areas identified in this Section
R277-302-7, subject to the
maximum renewal hours in Subsection (4).
(2) An educator without a current assignment
in a Utah LEA shall complete renewal hours in any area identified in this
Section R277-302-7 with no maximum
renewal hours in any given area.
(3) Notwithstanding Subsections (1) and (2):
(a) an educator may receive 100 hours toward
renewal for earning national board certification, with no further renewal hours
required;
(b) an educator may
receive 20 hours per national board certification component completed during
any given renewal cycle; or
(c) an
educator who held a Level 3 license prior to July 1, 2020, may receive 25
renewal hours in recognition of the Level 3 requirements in the educator's
first renewal after July 1, 2020.
(4) An educator may complete renewal hours in
the following areas:
(a) Professional learning
experiences, up to a maximum of 90 hours, as follows:
(i) one renewal hour for each clock hour of
scheduled professional learning activities sponsored or approved by a
professional education entity in the following areas:
(A) university coursework;
(B) USBE professional learning;
(C) curriculum development;
(D) school improvement;
(E) mentoring and training of new
teachers;
(F) training and support
designed specifically for new teachers or teachers identified as ineffective on
the teacher's annual evaluation;
(G) instructional coaching; or
(H) conferences, workshops, institutes,
trainings, symposia, or staff-development programs; or
(ii) ten renewal hours per year for a teacher
evaluation deemed highly effective;
(b) Educator collaboration opportunities,
with one renewal hour for each clock hour up to a maximum of 30
hours;
(c) Professional service,
with one renewal hour for each clock hour up to a maximum of 50
hours;
(d) Alternate learning
opportunities, with one renewal hour for each clock hour up to a maximum of 30
hours; and
(e) Teaching during the
COVID-19 pandemic, with 20 hours for each year the educator had a teaching
assignment during:
(i) the 2019-20 school
year;
(ii) the 2020-21 school year;
and
(iii) the 2021-22 school
year.
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