June 12, 2015 SBEC Meeting Agenda
STATE BOARD FOR EDUCATOR CERTIFICATION
MEETING AGENDA
June 12, 2015 at 9:00 a.m.
1701 N. Congress Ave. Room 1-104
The Board will meet in open session and after determining the presence of a quorum, deliberate and possibly take formal action, including emergency action, on any of the following agenda items:
Agenda Certification Letter
1. Call to Order
2. Associate Commissioner’s Comments Regarding the SBEC Agenda
3. Recognition of Samatha Morgan, Clifton ISD Teacher, Recipient of the 2014 National Milken Educator Award
4. Public Comment
The Board will allocate up to thirty (30) minutes at the beginning of each regularly scheduled meeting of the Board for public comment on any agenda or non-agenda item concerning SBEC business.
5. Approval of March 27, 2015 Board Meeting Minutes
6. Consider and Take Appropriate Action on Request to Approve New Educator Preparation Program Dallas Christian College (Dallas, TX) seeks approval to offer an undergraduate traditional educator preparation program (PDF 154 KB)
Dallas Christian College (Dallas, TX) seeks approval to offer an undergraduate traditional educator preparation program.
7. Consider and Take Appropriate Action on Passing Standards for Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources, 6-12; Business and Finance, 6-12; Health Science, 6-12; and Marketing, 6-12 (PDF 60KB)
This item provides the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) the opportunity to review and approve passing standards for four new Texas Examinations of Educator Standards (TExES): Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources, 6-12; Business and Finance, 6-12; Health Science, 6-12; and Marketing, 6-12. These passing standards will allow test results to be calculated and reported to candidates taking these examinations during the 2015-2016 administration year and subsequent administrations. Candidates in preparation programs and educators pursuing a new area need to demonstrate content mastery in particular subject areas in order to qualify for their certificates. This item requests consideration for the SBEC to review and approve a new passing standard for the examinations as recommended by the standard-setting committees of educators.
8. Consider and Take Appropriate Action on Adoption of Proposed Amendments to 19 TAC Chapter 229, Accountability System for Educator Preparation Programs, §229.9, Fees for Educator Preparation Program Approval and Accountability; and Chapter 230, Professional Educator Preparation and Certification, Subchapter G, Certificate Issuance Procedures, §230.101, Schedule of Fees for Certification Services, and §230.103, E-Pay Supplemental Fee (PDF 66KB)
This item provides the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) an opportunity to adopt, subject to State Board of Education (SBOE) review, proposed amendments to 19 TAC Chapter 229, Accountability System for Educator Preparation Programs, §229.9, Fees for Educator Preparation Program Approval and Accountability, and Chapter 230, Professional Educator Preparation and Certification, Subchapter G, Certificate Issuance Procedures, §230.101, Schedule of Fees for Certification Services, and §230.103, E-Pay Supplemental Fee. As part of its report to the 83rd Texas Legislature, Regular Session, 2013, the Sunset Advisory Commission recommended a management action that fees in rule for educator certification and educator preparation programs (EPPs) be evaluated and adjusted to cover costs and ensure equity. The proposed amendments to 19 TAC §§229.9, 230.101, and 230.103 would adjust certain fees to more adequately cover costs and increase the equity of fees across different types of fee payers. No changes are recommended since published as proposed.
9. Consider and Take Appropriate Action on Adoption of Proposed Amendments to 19 TAC Chapter 249, Disciplinary Proceedings, Sanctions, and Contested Cases (PDF 155KB)
This item provides the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) an opportunity to adopt, subject to State Board of Education (SBOE) review, proposed amendments to 19 TAC Chapter 249, Disciplinary Proceedings, Sanctions, and Contested Cases. The proposed amendments would modify the certified educator discipline process to clarify that the SBEC has final approval of each settlement by voting on agreed orders and that the SBEC may sanction an educator for a violation of the Texas Education Code (TEC), §22.085. The proposed amendments would also modernize and clarify the description of the procedures SBEC follows for final orders. No changes are recommended since published as proposed.
Texas Government Code, §2001.039, establishes a four-year rule review cycle for all state agency rules, including State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) rules. This item presents for SBEC approval the adoption of the review of 19 TAC Chapter 249, Disciplinary Proceedings, Sanctions, and Contested Cases. The rules being reviewed provide procedures and requirements relating to general provisions, enforcement actions and guidelines, prehearing matters, hearing procedures, and post-hearing matters.
11. Consider and Take Appropriate Action on Proposed Revisions to 19 TAC Chapter 227, Provisions for Educator Preparation Candidates (PDF 86KB)
Texas Education Code (TEC), §21.042, requires the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) to submit a written copy of each rule it proposes to adopt to the State Board of Education (SBOE) for review. At its September 2014 meeting, the SBOE reviewed and rejected the proposed revisions to 19 TAC Chapter 227, Provisions for Educator Preparation Candidates. At its October 2014 meeting, the SBEC requested that this item be added to the March 2015 agenda for discussion and possible action. At its March 2015 meeting, the SBEC postponed taking action and requested that this item be added to the June 2015 agenda for discussion and possible action. As part of this item, Texas Education Agency (TEA) staff will provide an update and status to allow the SBEC to consider whether to propose amendments to the rules.
12. Consider and Take Appropriate Action on Proposed Revisions to 19 TAC Chapter 231, Requirements for Public School Personnel Assignments, Subchapter C, Grades 6-8 Assignments and Subchapter E, Grades 9-12 Assignments (PDF 92KB)
This item provides the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) an opportunity to discuss and propose revisions to 19 TAC Chapter 231, Requirements for Public School Personnel Assignments, Subchapter C, Grades 6-8 Assignments, and Subchapter E, Grades 9-12 Assignments. The proposed amendments to 19 TAC §§231.49, 231.65, 231.71, 231.73, 231.75, 231.77, 231.211, 231.213, 231.241, 231.573, and 231.591 and proposed new 19 TAC §§231.81, 231.193, 231.195, 231.395, 231.579, and 231.581 would clarify the appropriate credential for placement in a particular teaching assignment.
13. Consider and Take Appropriate Action on Proposed Review of 19 TAC Chapter 233, Categories of Classroom Teaching Certificates (PDF 136KB)
Texas Government Code, §2001.039, establishes a four-year rule review cycle for all state agency rules, including State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) rules. This item presents for SBEC approval the proposed review of 19 TAC Chapter 233, Categories of Classroom Teaching Certificates. The rules being reviewed establish the certificate categories within the certificate classes for classroom teachers.
14. Consider and Take Appropriate Action on Proposed Review of 19 TAC Chapter 244, Certificate of Completion of Training for Appraisers (PDF 37KB)
Texas Government Code, §2001.039, establishes a four-year rule review cycle for all state agency rules, including State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) rules. This item presents for SBEC approval the proposed review of 19 TAC Chapter 244, Certificate of Completion of Training for Appraisers. The rules being reviewed provide requirements for ensuring the certification of appraisers performing appraisals of teachers, administrators, and counselors employed in Texas public schools.
15. Consider and Take Appropriate Action on Request to Change Wiley College’s 2012-2013 Accountability System for Educator Preparation Programs (ASEP) Accreditation Status (PDF 25KB)
This item provides the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) the opportunity to approve a revised 2012-2013 Accountability System for Educator Preparation Programs (ASEP) Accreditation Status for Wiley College.
16. Consider and Take Appropriate Action on Request to Approve the 2013-2014 Accountability System for Educator Preparation Programs (ASEP) Accreditation Statuses (PDF 518KB)
This item provides the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) the opportunity to approve the proposed 2013-2014 Accountability System for Educator Preparation Programs (ASEP) Accreditation Statuses for one hundred forty-nine (149) educator preparation programs (EPP). One hundred and forty-one (141) programs are recommended to be rated as “Accredited,” four (4) programs as “Accredited – Not Rated,” three (3) programs as “Accredited-Warned,” and one (1) program as “Accredited – Probation.” Twenty-one (21) programs will be required to develop an action plan to address deficiencies in aggregated and disaggregated group performance. Sixty-nine (69) programs will be provided with a notice regarding one or more certification field performance issues.
17. Consider and Take Appropriate Action on Request for State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) Action Related to TeacherBuilder.com, an Educator Preparation Program (PDF 50KB)
This item provides the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) an opportunity to consider a proposed Texas Education Agency (TEA) staff recommendation that the SBEC take action to impose conditions on the continuing approval of TeacherBuilder.com to provide educator preparation.
18. Consider and Take Appropriate Action on Core Subjects EC-6 and Core Subjects 4-8 Certification Exams (PDF 118KB)
This item provides the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) an update on the new Core Subjects EC-6 and Core Subjects 4-8 certification exams that have been administered since January of 2015.
19. Consider and Take Appropriate Action on Establishing a Board Committee to Review and Recommend Changes to the State Board for Educator Certification’s Rules and Procedures Regarding the Discipline of Certified Educators (PDF 124KB)
This item provides the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) an opportunity to consider the current rules, statutes and procedures that govern the SBEC’s discipline of certified educators and to decide whether to establish a committee to consider issues relating to educator discipline and to consider further rulemaking regarding educator discipline.
20. Consider and Take Appropriate Action on Establishing a Board Committee to Review and Make Recommendations to the Full Board Regarding Agreed Educator Disciplinary Orders (PDF 124KB)
This item provides the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) an opportunity to decide whether to initiate rulemaking and establish a board committee to review agreed orders and make recommendations for the full SBEC board to accept, reject or amend the agreed orders.
21. Pending or Contemplated Litigation, including Disciplinary Cases and Agreed Orders
This item will not be heard before 11:00 a.m.
Notice: Agendas for future meetings will not contain a closed session notice at this location. They will contain one closed session notice at the end of the agenda.
The Board may meet in closed Executive Session, pursuant to section 551.071(2) and/or 551.071(1), of the Texas Government Code, to seek legal advice regarding pending or contemplated litigation or settlement of same, and contested cases related to educator discipline and other matters arising under 19 Texas Administrative Code Chapter 249. Pursuant to section 551.102 of the Texas Government Code, any final action on matters discussed in Executive Session must be made in an open meeting.
A. Agreed Orders
1. In the Matter of Sarah Boling
2. In the Matter of Laura Barnett Boyd
3. In the Matter of Gena Marie Brenner
4. In the Matter of Eulon Brown Jr.
5. In the Matter of Eric Paul Cannon
6. In the Matter of James Benjamin Cannon
7. In the Matter of Reynaldo Contreras
8. In the Matter of Frank Fogg
9. In the Matter of Ramey Goushey
10. In the Matter of Billy Wayne Gresham
11. In the Matter of Cristin Griffin
12. In the Matter of Patricia L. Harrison
13. In the Matter of Arthur Hicks
14. In the Matter of Wesley Levalle Jennings
15. In the Matter of Roderick Goree Johnson
16. In the Matter of Stephany Guillory Joseph
17. In the Matter of James Edward Lovern
18. In the Matter of Victor Esteban Lozoya
19. In the Matter of Krista Lee McPhail
20. In the Matter of Dennis Howard Meisinger Jr.
21. In the Matter of Jacob Myers
22. In the Matter of Consuelo Maria Parker
23. In the Matter of Abigail Sterling Parrish
24. In the Matter of James Patrick
25. In the Matter of Deidra Faye Reed
26. In the Matter of Phillip Alston Russell
27. In the Matter of Christopher Alan Sams
28. In the Matter of Daren Floyd Smith
29. In the Matter of Cynthia Carol Smithson
30. In the Matter of Robert Earl Sullivan
31. In the Matter of Quintard Taylor
32. In the Matter of Cassandra Vickers
33. In the Matter of Christopher Viens
34. In the Matter of Bradley Whitten
35. In the Matter of Randy Lee Woodring
36. In the Matter of Piedad Ymbert
37. In the Matter of Jose Zapata
38. In the Matter of Billy Vernon Neal, III
39. In the Matter of Nathan M. Hardin
40. In the Matter of Kathleen Ortega
41. In the Matter of Ronda Sue Walton
42. In the Matter of Stephanie Anne Carney
43. In the Matter of Hanna Jamie Chen
44. In the Matter of Denise Harper
45. In the Matter of Gloria Diaz De Vargas
46. In the Matter of Angelina Lucia Gerard
47. In the Matter of Mark William Ramsey
48. In the Matter of Gerald Alexander Bruton
49. In the Matter of Cynthia G. Salinas
50. In the Matter of Alexis Adrianna Galvan
51. In the Matter of Richard Bond
52. In the Matter of Sharon Shameka Yancy
53. In the Matter of Gregory Alan Hollas
54. In the Matter of Marc St. John Stefonowicz
55. In the Matter of Lacee A. McClendon
56. In the Matter of Harold Vance Skidmore
57. In the Matter of Gregorio Hinojosa
58. In the Matter of Jerrod Lane Baugh
59. In the Matter of Dianna Lynn Espinoza
60. In the Matter of Amanda McBee
61. In the Matter of Christine Cox
62. In the Matter of Jason Hopping
63. In the Matter of Oscar Garcia
64. In the Matter of Monica Moser
65. In the Matter of Jacqueline Horn
66. In the Matter of Alison Fritz
67. In the Matter of Rocky Dale Roberts
68. In the Matter of Cathy D. Tovar
69. In the Matter of Hilary Clair Brennan
70. In the Matter of Rosario Galvan-Ortega
71. In the Matter of Irma Brooks
B. No Answer Defaults
1. In the Matter of Catherine Ann Sanchez; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Revocation
2. In the Matter of Kendrick Deshun Barrett; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Permanent Revocation
3. In the Matter of Randall Earl Lyles, Sr; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Permanent Revocation
4. In the Matter of Ardell Maurice Morris; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Revocation
5. In the Matter of Charli Williams; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: 4 year Suspension
6. In the Matter of Mariselda Hernandez; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Revocation
7. In the Matter of Nicolas Sanders; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Permanent Revocation
8. In the Matter of Jane Elizabeth Beall; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Revocation
9. In the Matter of Adron Willis Ming, III; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Permanent Revocation
10. In the Matter of Brittany Lenae Burks; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Revocation
11. In the Matter of Sean Michael Kaden; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Revocation
12. In the Matter of Christopher Lee Smith; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: 1 year Suspension
13. In the Matter of Clinton Edward Gandy; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: 2 year Suspension
14. In the Matter of Tracie Elaine West; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment
Staff recommendation: Revocation
15. In the Matter of Kimberly M. Bossart; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Revocation
16. In the Matter of Cordney Smith; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: 1 year Suspension and proof of successful completion of substance abuse treatment program
17. In the Matter of Kendall Ashley Simpson; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: 4 year Suspension and proof of successful completion of substance abuse treatment program
18. In the Matter of Josey Trimmier; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: 2 year Suspension and proof of successful completion of substance abuse treatment program
19. In the Matter of Michael Lofts; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Revocation
20. In the Matter of Phoebe Robinson Varnado; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Revocation
21. In the Matter of Cristina Naranjo; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Revocation
22. In the Matter of Chelsea Nicole Gould; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: 1 year Suspension
23. In the Matter of Robert Young; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Permanent Revocation
24. In the Matter of Julie Diane Klen; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: 3 year Suspension
25. In the Matter of Lanora Ann Carter; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Revocation
26. In the Matter of Felicia A. Smith; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Permanent Revocation
27. In the Matter of Lara Elizabeth Wehmeyer; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: 2 year Suspension and proof of successful completion of substance abuse treatment program
28. In the Matter of Daniel Moya; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Permanent Revocation
29. In the Matter of Melissa Renee Smith a/k/a Melissa Renee West; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Revocation
30. In the Matter of Amber Shaw; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: 2 year Suspension and proof of successful completion of a Classroom and Anger Management treatment program
31. In the Matter of Christopher G. Douglas; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: 1 year Suspension
32. In the Matter of Chandra Chavez; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: 1 year Suspension
33. In the Matter of Kimberly Hull; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: 1 year Suspension
34. In the Matter of Rhianna Ellis; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Revocation
35. In the Matter of Kyle Jackson; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: 1 year Suspension
36. In the Matter of Karen Anne Wagner; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Revocation
37. In the Matter of Kenneth Warren Ballinger; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: 1 year Suspension
38. In the Matter of Jon-Daniel Todd; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: 1 year Suspension
39. In the Matter of Brian Matthew Reppart; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: 1 year Suspension
40. In the Matter of Lori Ann Schindler; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: 1 year Suspension
41. Docket No. 3236-EC-1214, Texas Education Agency, Educator Leadership and Quality Division v. Shannon Dean Parks; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Permanent Revocation
42. Docket No. 3239-EC-0115, Texas Education Agency, Educator Leadership and Quality Division v. Ireland Alexis Laurent a/k/a Erin Michele Lewis; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Revocation
43. Docket No. 3235-EC-0115, Texas Education Agency, Educator Leadership and Quality Division v. Sonia Orozco; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: 3 year Suspension
44. Docket No. 3232-EC-1214, Texas Education Agency, Educator Leadership and Quality Division v. Elise Anjuli Shirid Ramson; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: 2 year Suspension
45. Docket No. 8006-EC-1214, Texas Education Agency, Educator Leadership and Quality Division v. Jeremy D. Johnson; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: 3 year Suspension and proof of successful completion of substance abuse treatment program
46. Docket No. 8008-EC-1214, Texas Education Agency, Educator Leadership and Quality Division v. Mallory Shawne Merryman; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Permanent Revocation
47. In the Matter of Miguel Angel Marin; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Revocation
48. In the Matter of Jaina Earnst; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: 3 year Suspension
49. In the Matter of Tonya Baker; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Revocation
50. In the Matter of Andy Lee Parker; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Revocation
51. In the Matter of Antonio De Leon; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Revocation
52. In the Matter of Victor Hugo Reyna; Action to be taken: Consideration of Issuance of Default Judgment.
Staff recommendation: Revocation
C. Contested Cases
I. Proposals for Decision
1. Docket No. 701-15-0914.EC, Texas Education Agency, Educator Leadership and Quality Division v. Adam Hernandez; Action to be taken: Consideration of Proposal for Decision and Issuance of Final Order.
ALJ Recommendation: Revocation
Staff Recommendation: Revocation
2. Docket No. 701-14-4329.EC, Texas Education Agency, Educator Leadership and Quality Division v. Monique Niccole Irwin; Action to be taken: Consideration of Proposal for Decision and Issuance of Final Order.
ALJ Recommendation: Suspension running concurrently with the period of community supervision (10 years)
Staff Recommendation: Revocation
II. Motions for Rehearing
None
D. Court Cases
I. District Court Cases
1. Barry Ryan Davis v. Texas Education Agency, Educator Certification and Standards Division; Cause No. D-1-GN-12-003413, In the 201st District Court of Travis County, Texas.
II. Appellate Cases
1. State Board for Educator Certification v. Robert D. Lange; Cause No. 03-12-00453-CV, In the Court of Appeals, Third Judicial District, Austin, Texas.
2. State Board for Educator Certification v. Erasmo Montalvo; Cause No. 03-13-00370-CV, In the Court of Appeals, Third Judicial District, Austin, Texas.
3. Don Madden v. State Board for Educator Certification; Cause No. 14-0532, In the Supreme Court of Texas.
The Board may discuss any other litigation arising after the date of posting or reasonably contemplated as of the date of the board meeting.
22. Discussion of 19 TAC Chapter 228, Requirements for Educator Preparation Programs, §228.2, Definitions, and §228.35, Preparation Program Coursework and/or Training (PDF 81KB)
This item provides the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) an opportunity to discuss the provisions in 19 TAC Chapter 228, Requirements for Educator Preparation Programs, §228.2, Definitions, and §228.35, Preparation Program Coursework and/or Training.
23. Discussion of 19 TAC Chapter 229, Accountability System for Educator Preparation Programs, §229.2, Definitions, §229.4, Determination of Accreditation Status, and §229.5, Accreditation Sanctions and Procedures (PDF 97KB)
This item provides the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) an opportunity to discuss the provisions in 19 TAC Chapter 229, Accountability System for Educator Preparation Programs, §229.2, Definitions, §229.4, Determination of Accreditation Status, and §229.5, Accreditation Sanctions and Procedures.
24. Discussion of 2014-2015 Continuing Approval Reviews of Educator Preparation Programs (PDF 88KB)
This item provides the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) an opportunity to review and discuss the educator preparation program (EPP) continuing approval review process and the results of the 2014-2015 reviews.
25. Sunset and Legislative Matters
26. 2015 - 2018 Rule Review Plan for State Board for Educator Certification Rules (PDF 43KB)
27. Board Operating Policies and Procedures (PDF 83KB)
28. Requests from Board Members for Future Agenda Items
29. Requests Received from the Board Since Last Meeting
30. Adjournment