Allows Michigan school boards to employ noncertificated teachers for up to 10 years in certain programs.
Michigan SB1040 amends the state's education law to allow school boards to hire noncertificated teachers for up to 10 years in industrial technology and career and technical education programs. These teachers must meet specific criteria, including having a bachelor's degree, relevant professional experience, and passing a subject area examination if applicable. The bill also allows for the use of teaching experience to waive student teaching requirements for a provisional teaching certificate.
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