No Child Left Behind Highly Qualified Teacher Update

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No Child Left Behind Highly Qualified Teacher Update Chris Reising Director San Diego County Office of Education Teacher Recruitment & Support Center

Highly Qualified Teacher Update Subject Matter Verification Process for Secondary Teachers in Special Settings

No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 The No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act of 2001, contains specific teacher requirements that must be met by all public school teachers who teach “core” academic subjects. Each local educational agency (LEA) must develop a plan to ensure that all elementary, middle and high school teachers, who are assigned to teach core academic subjects, meet these requirements.

No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 Who meets NCLB requirements? A teacher who: Holds a Bachelor’s degree Has a California credential or an Intern certificate Has demonstrated “core” academic subject matter competence (major or exam)

Definitions Highly Qualified Teacher (HQT): The teacher has a BA, is certified to teach in California, and has met subject matter competence in every core academic subject area they teach. Core Academic Subject Areas: English, Reading/Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Foreign Languages, Civics/Government, Economics, Arts, History, and Geography.

Alternative Verification Process Subject Matter Competence Secondary Teachers in Multi-Subject Assignments

Alternative Verification Process Who may use this option? Secondary Special Education Secondary Alternative Programs Secondary Small Rural Schools Independent Study Programs

Alternative Verification Process New and Not New Teachers Must Meet HQT Requirement is One Core Academic Subject to Utilize This Process Multiple Subjects is Considered a Core

Alternative Verification Process Two-Tiered Professional Development Four Content Area English Mathematics Science Social Science

Alternative Verification Process Profession Development Tiers Level I – 36 hours 20 units or 10 upper division units Level II – 36 hours

Alternative Verification Process Meet NCLB High Quality Professional Development Standards Assessment Component Utilizing Existing Test Prep Materials Online Option

Alternative Verification Process Remaining California Issues: Approval of Professional Development Retaining Rigor Timeline Federal Issues: Reauthorization Highly Effective Teacher Equitable Distribution Data Collection

NCLB Resources For more information on NCLB refer to the following websites: No Child Left Behind/US Dept of Ed www.ed.gov/nclb/landing.jhtml No Child Left Behind/State of CA www.cde.ca.gov/pr/nclb/ California Commission on Teacher Credentialing www.ctc.ca.gov San Diego County Office of Education www.sdcoe.net