019-2 Wyo. Code R. §§ 2-6 - Acceptance of Licenses from Other States through Reciprocity
Educator Licenses or certificates from other states are not directly transferrable to Wyoming. Applicants who are fully licensed in another state may qualify for Wyoming licensure by meeting the requirements in subsections (a) or (b) below.
(a)
Program Completion. Out-of-state applicants may demonstrate having met
out-of-state licensure requirements that are substantially equivalent to
Wyoming's requirements for educator preparation and training (see Chapter 1,
Section 3). An out-of-state
Educator License is substantially equivalent if its issuance required the
applicant to complete:
(i) a state-approved
traditional route program at an accredited institution of higher education;
or
(ii) a state-approved
alternative route program at an accredited institution of higher education that
contains all the requisite components of a state- approved traditional route
program at an accredited institution of higher education.
(b) Experience Verification. Out-of-state
applicants may submit copies of valid, current and historical Educator
License(s) and verification of full-time educator experience for at least three
(3) out of the previous six (6) academic years, while holding full licensure or
certification from the same state, for each endorsement area being sought.
Educator experience obtained through student teaching, practicum, or internship
shall not be accepted as experience verification.
(c) "Full" licensure is a qualifying license
that is issued by the licensing state that is not a provisional, temporary,
emergency, or other certification that is not recognized to be full licensure
by the licensing state.
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