California AB753 addresses the childcare staffing shortage by allowing temporary assistant teacher permits.

California AB753 aims to address the dire staffing shortage in the state's early learning and childcare system. The bill allows the Commission on Teacher Credentialing to issue assistant teacher permits for up to two years, provided the applicant meets certain criteria. These include having at least six units from an accredited institution in early childhood education or related fields and being enrolled in courses to meet the requirements for the next level permit. Assistant teachers must be supervised by a qualified teacher and cannot exceed 50% of the number of classrooms at a site.

California AB753 addresses the childcare staffing shortage by allowing temporary assistant teacher permits.

California AB753 aims to address the dire staffing shortage in the state's early learning and childcare system. The bill allows the Commission on Teacher Credentialing to issue assistant teacher permits for up to two years, provided the applicant meets certain criteria. These include having at least six units from an accredited institution in early childhood education or related fields and being enrolled in courses to meet the requirements for the next level permit. Assistant teachers must be supervised by a qualified teacher and cannot exceed 50% of the number of classrooms at a site.