North Carolina S204 removes standardized testing as a requirement for teacher licensure and prohibits the State Board of Education from implementing.
North Carolina S204 repeals the standardized testing requirement for teacher licensure and prohibits the State Board of Education from adopting rules or policies that implement such requirements. The bill also modifies the conditions for a limited license, allowing it to be issued without the need for a standardized examination score. This change applies to anyone applying for a teacher license on or after the bill's effective date.
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