Tennessee SB1917 amends educator licensure by introducing an alternative instructional leader license for qualified candidates.
Tennessee SB1917 amends the Tennessee Code to introduce an alternative instructional leader license for candidates who meet specific criteria. This license allows individuals to serve as principals, assistant principals, or instructional supervisors. To qualify, candidates must hold an advanced degree, complete certain requirements, and not currently hold an educator license. The alternative license is valid for four years and is not renewable. After four years, holders are eligible for an instructional leader license.
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