Illinois HB4795 amends the School Code to establish various educator licenses and endorsements, including a Short-Term Substitute Teaching License.
Illinois HB4795 amends the School Code to implement a system of educator licensure, including a Short-Term Substitute Teaching License. This license is valid for five years and can be issued to applicants with an associate's degree or 60 credit hours from a regionally accredited institution. The bill also outlines conditions for issuing other types of licenses and endorsements, such as National Board certification-early childhood generalist, language, and transitional bilingual educator endorsements.
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