Modifies rules for nonrenewable temporary teaching certificates in Michigan.
This bill amends the Michigan education law to modify the rules for nonrenewable temporary teaching certificates. It specifies that the superintendent of public instruction may issue a nonrenewable temporary teaching certificate to an individual who meets certain conditions, such as having taught successfully for at least three years in a position for which their teaching certification from another state, country, or federally recognized Indian tribe was valid.
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