Minnesota HF630 extends the short-call substitute teacher pilot program, allowing eligible employees to obtain substitute teaching licenses.
Minnesota HF630 extends the short-call substitute teacher pilot program, enabling school districts and charter schools to jointly request substitute teaching licenses for eligible employees. The Professional Educator Licensing and Standards Board may issue temporary licenses pending background checks. Eligible applicants must hold at least an associate's degree or equivalent and receive substitute training, or hold a high school diploma or equivalent and have been employed as an education support personnel or paraprofessional for at least one academic year.
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