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Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 18 - Issuance of Administrator Licenses and Endorsements › Rule 282-18.14 - Endorsements

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(1) After the
			 issuance of an administrator license, an individual may add other administrator
			 endorsements to that license upon proper application, provided current
			 requirements for that endorsement, as listed in rules
			 282-18.9
			 (272) through
			 282-18.11
			 (272), have been met. An updated license with expiration date unchanged from
			 the original or renewed license will be prepared.
(2) The applicant must follow one of these
			 options:
a. Identify with a recognized Iowa
			 administrator preparing institution, meet that institution's current
			 requirements for the endorsement desired, and receive that institution's
			 recommendation; or
b. Identify with
			 a recognized non-Iowa administrator preparation institution and receive a
			 statement that the applicant has completed the equivalent of the institution's
			 approved program for the endorsement sought. A transcript evaluation will also
			 be required.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 18 - Issuance of Administrator Licenses and Endorsements › Rule 282-18.15 - Licenses-issue Dates, Corrections, Duplicates, and Fraud

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(1)
Issue date on original license.
			 A
license is valid only from and after the date of issuance.
(2)
Correcting licenses.
If
			 a licensee notifies board staff of a typographical or clerical error on the
			 license within 30 days of the date of the board's mailing of a license, a
			 corrected license shall be issued without charge to the licensee. If
			 notification of a typographical or clerical error is made more than 30 days
			 after the date of the board's mailing of a license, a corrected license shall
			 be issued upon receipt of the fee for issuance of a duplicate license. For
			 purposes of this rule, typographical or clerical errors include misspellings,
			 errors in the expiration date of a license, errors in the type of license
			 issued, and the omission or misidentification of the endorsements for which
			 application was made. A licensee requesting the addition of an endorsement not
			 included on the initial application must submit a new application and the
			 appropriate application fee.
(3)
Duplicate licenses.
Upon application and payment of the fee
			 set out in 282-Chapter 12, a duplicate license shall be issued.
(4)
Fraud in procurement or renewal
			 of licenses.
Fraud in procurement or renewal of a license or
			 falsifying records for licensure purposes will constitute grounds for filing a
			 complaint with the board of educational examiners.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 19 - Evaluator Endorsement and License › Rule 282-19.2 - Initial Evaluator Endorsement

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To obtain this authorization as an endorsement on an
				administrator, evaluator, or teaching license, an applicant must complete the
				requirements as specified in
				281-83.5
				(284).
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 19 - Evaluator Endorsement and License › Rule 282-19.3 - Evaluator Endorsement

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The requirements for the evaluator endorsement shall be
				included in each program leading to administrator licensure and administrator
				endorsements in Iowa colleges and universities approved to offer these
				programs.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 19 - Evaluator Endorsement and License › Rule 282-19.7 - Renewal of Administrator Licenses

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(1) Each applicant for renewal of an
			 administrator license shall have completed the evaluator endorsement
			 requirements.
(2) Extension of an
			 administrator license:
a. May be granted to
			 an applicant who has not completed the new evaluator renewal training course
			 before the expiration date on the applicant's license; and
b. May be granted for a one-year
			 period.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 19 - Evaluator Endorsement and License › Rule 282-19.8 - Renewal of Evaluator Endorsement or License

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Coursework for renewal of the evaluator license or the license
				with the evaluator endorsement must complement the initial requirements. This
				coursework, approved by the Iowa department of education, must be completed for
				at least one semester hour of college or university credit or for at least one
				renewal unit from an approved Iowa staff development program.
(1)
Child and dependent adult abuse
			 trainings.
All applicants renewing an evaluator license must submit
			 documentation of completion of the child and dependent adult abuse trainings
			 pursuant to 282-subrule 20.3(4).
(2)
Conversion.
An
			 individual holding the evaluator license may convert this license to an
			 endorsement at the time of renewal. The fee for this conversion process will
			 equal the fee for license renewal. The endorsement will be placed on the
			 administrator or teaching license.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 19 - Evaluator Endorsement and License › Rule 282-19.9 - Holder of Permanent Professional Certificate

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The holder of the permanent professional certificate with an
				administrator endorsement must hold a valid evaluator license if the person
				serves as an administrator who evaluates licensed personnel. The holder of the
				permanent professional certificate with an administrator endorsement cannot use
				the option in subrule 19.8(2).
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 19 - Evaluator Endorsement and License › Rule 282-19.10 - Licenses-issue Dates, Corrections, Duplicates, and Fraud

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(1)
Issue date on original license.
			 A
license is valid only from and after the date of issuance.
(2)
Correcting licenses.
If
			 a licensee notifies board staff of a typographical or clerical error on the
			 license within 30 days of the date of the board's mailing of a license, a
			 corrected license shall be issued without charge to the licensee. If
			 notification of a typographical or clerical error is made more than 30 days
			 after the date of the board's mailing of a license, a corrected license shall
			 be issued upon receipt of the fee for issuance of a duplicate license. For
			 purposes of this rule, typographical or clerical errors include misspellings,
			 errors in the expiration date of a license, errors in the type of license
			 issued, and the omission or misidentification of the endorsements for which
			 application was made. A licensee requesting the addition of an endorsement not
			 included on the initial application must submit a new application and the
			 appropriate application fee.
(3)
Duplicate licenses.
Upon application and payment of the fee
			 set out in 282-Chapter 12, a duplicate license shall be issued.
(4)
Fraud in procurement or renewal
			 of licenses.
Fraud in procurement or renewal of a license or
			 falsifying records for licensure purposes will constitute grounds for filing a
			 complaint with the board of educational examiners.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 20 - Renewals › Rule 282-20.1 - General Renewal Information

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This chapter contains renewal requirements for those
				individuals desiring to renew the initial, standard, master educator,
				professional administrator, or substitute license or a statement of
				professional recognition (SPR). Individuals desiring to renew a license issued
				under some other title are referred to 282-Chapters 22, 23, and
				24.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 20 - Renewals › Rule 282-20.2 - Renewal Application Forms

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Application forms for renewal may be obtained from the board of
				educational examiners' Web site at
www.boee.iowa.gov
or by contacting the office
				at (515)281-3245.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 20 - Renewals › Rule 282-20.3 - Renewal of Licenses

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(1)
Issue date.
A renewed license is valid only from and after the
			 date of issuance.
(2)
General renewal requirements.
A license may be renewed for
			 applicants who fulfill the general requirements set out in subrules 20.3(3)
			 through 20.3(5) and the license-specific requirements set out in this chapter
			 under each license.
(3)
Background check.
Every applicant for renewal or conversion is
			 required to submit a completed application form with the applicant's signature
			 to facilitate a check of the sex offender registry information under Iowa Code
			 section
			 692A.121,
			 the central registry for child abuse information established under Iowa Code
			 chapter 235A, the central registry for dependent adult abuse information
			 maintained under Iowa Code chapter 235B, and the Iowa court information system.
			 The board may assess the applicant a fee no greater than the costs associated
			 with obtaining and evaluating the background check.
(4)
Child and dependent adult abuse
			 trainings.
Every renewal applicant must submit documentation of
			 completion of the child and dependent adult abuse trainings approved by the
			 department of human services. The completion documentation must be no more than
			 three years old at the time of application. A waiver of this requirement may
			 apply under the following conditions with appropriate documentation of any of
			 the following:
a. A person is engaged in
			 active duty in the military service of this state or of the United
			 States.
b. The application of this
			 requirement would impose an undue hardship on the person for whom the waiver is
			 requested.
c. A person is
			 practicing a licensed profession outside this state.
d. A person is otherwise subject to
			 circumstances that would preclude the person from satisfying the approved child
			 and dependent adult abuse training in this state.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 20 - Renewals › Rule 282-20.4 - Specific Renewal Requirements for the Initial License

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In addition to the provisions set forth in this rule, an
				applicant must meet the general requirements set forth under rule
				282-20.3
				(272). If a person meets all requirements for the standard license except for
				the options required in rule
				282-13.7
				(272), paragraph "2," the initial license may be renewed upon written request.
				A second renewal may be granted if the holder of the initial license has not
				met the options required in rule
				282-13.7
				(272), paragraph "2," and if the license holder can provide evidence of
				teaching employment which will be acceptable for the experience requirement. A
				Class A license may be issued instead of the renewal of the initial license for
				another initial license if the applicant verifies one of the following:
1. The applicant is involved in the second
			 year of the mentoring and induction program, but the license will expire before
			 the second year of teaching is completed.
2. The applicant has taught for two years in
			 a nonpublic school setting and needs one additional year of teaching to convert
			 the initial license to the standard license.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 20 - Renewals › Rule 282-20.5 - Specific Renewal Requirements for the Standard License

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(1) In addition to the provisions set forth
			 in this rule, an applicant must meet the general requirements set forth under
			 rule 282-20.3 (272).
(2) Six units are needed for renewal. These
			 units may be earned in any combination listed as follows:
a. One unit may be earned for each semester
			 hour of graduate credit which leads toward the completion of a planned
			 master's, specialist's, or doctor's degree program.
b. One unit may be earned for each semester
			 hour of graduate or undergraduate credit which may not lead to a degree but
			 which adds greater depth/breadth to present endorsements held.
c. One unit may be earned for each semester
			 hour of credit which may not lead to a degree but which leads to completion of
			 requirements for an endorsement not currently held.
d. One unit may be earned upon completion of
			 each licensure renewal course or activity approved through guidelines
			 established by the board of educational examiners.
e. Four units may be earned for successful
			 completion of the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards
			 certification. This certification may be used one time for either the standard
			 or master educator license. Four units may also be earned for each National
			 Board for Professional Teaching Standards certification renewal and may be used
			 toward the subsequent renewal of either the standard or master educator
			 license.
f. Three units may be
			 earned upon the successful completion of an individualized professional
			 development plan as verified by the supervising licensed evaluator.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 20 - Renewals › Rule 282-20.6 - Specific Renewal Requirements for a Master Educator License

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(1) In addition to
			 the provisions set forth in this rule, an applicant must meet the general
			 requirements set forth under rule
			 282-20.3 (272).
(2) Four units are needed for renewal. For an
			 applicant who also holds a specialist's or doctor's degree, two units are
			 needed for renewal. These units may be earned in any combination listed below:
a. One unit may be earned for each semester
			 hour of graduate credit which leads toward the completion of a planned
			 master's, specialist's, or doctor's degree program.
b. One unit may be earned for each semester
			 hour of graduate or undergraduate credit which may not lead to a degree but
			 which adds greater depth/breadth to present endorsements held.
c. One unit may be earned for each semester
			 hour of credit which may not lead to a degree but which leads to completion of
			 requirements for an endorsement not currently held.
d. One unit may be earned upon completion of
			 each licensure renewal course or activity approved through guidelines
			 established by the board of educational examiners.
e. Four units may be earned upon successful
			 completion of the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards
			 certification. This certification may be used one time for either the standard
			 or master educator license. Four units may also be earned for each National
			 Board for Professional Teaching Standards certification renewal and may be used
			 toward the subsequent renewal of either the standard or master educator
			 license.
f. Two units may be earned
			 upon the successful completion of an individualized professional development
			 plan as verified by the supervising licensed evaluator, or one unit if the
			 applicant holds a specialist's or doctor's degree.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 20 - Renewals › Rule 282-20.7 - Specific Renewal Requirements for a Substitute License

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In addition to the provisions set forth in this rule, an
				applicant must meet the general requirements set forth under rule
				282-20.3(272). An applicant for renewal of a substitute license shall meet one
				of the requirements listed below:
1.
			 Verification of at least 30 days of substitute teaching during the term of the
			 license or one year of teaching experience within the last five years completed
			 during the term of a valid Iowa teaching license.
2. Completion of one licensure renewal credit
			 approved through licensure renewal guidelines established by the board of
			 educational examiners.
3.
			 Completion of one semester hour of credit taken from a community college,
			 college, or university.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 20 - Renewals › Rule 282-20.8 - Specific Renewal Requirements for the Initial Administrator License

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In addition to the provisions set forth in this rule, an
				applicant must meet the general requirements set forth under rule
				282-20.3(272).
(1)
Requirements.
If an applicant meets all requirements for the
			 professional administrator license except for the requirements in 282-subrule
			 18.5(3), the initial administrator license may be renewed upon written request.
			 A second renewal may be granted if the holder of the initial administrator
			 license has not met the requirements in 282-subrule 18.5(3) and if the license
			 holder can provide evidence of employment as a PK-12 administrator, which meets
			 the experience requirement.
(2)
Extension.
An extension of the initial administrator license
			 may be issued instead of the renewal of the initial administrator license if
			 the applicant verifies one of the following:
a. The applicant is involved in a mentoring
			 and induction program, but the license will expire before the first year of
			 administrative experience is completed.
b. The applicant has one year of
			 administrative experience in a nonpublic school setting or in an out-of-state
			 setting and needs one additional year of administrative experience to convert
			 the initial license to the professional license.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 20 - Renewals › Rule 282-20.9 - Specific Renewal Requirements for an Administrator License

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(1) In addition to
			 the provisions set forth in this rule, an applicant must meet the general
			 requirements set forth under rule
			 282-20.3 (272).
(2) Four units are needed for renewal. For an
			 applicant who also holds a specialist's or doctor's degree, two units are
			 needed for renewal. These units may be earned in any combination listed below:
a. One unit may be earned for each semester
			 hour of graduate credit which leads toward the completion of a planned
			 specialist's or doctor's degree program.
b. One unit may be earned for each semester
			 hour of graduate or undergraduate credit which may not lead to a degree but
			 which adds greater depth/breadth to present endorsements held.
c. One unit may be earned for each semester
			 hour of credit which may not lead to a degree but which leads to completion of
			 requirements for an administrator endorsement not currently held.
d. One unit may be earned upon completion of
			 each licensure renewal course or activity approved through guidelines
			 established by the board of educational examiners.
e. Two units may be earned upon the
			 successful completion of an individualized professional development plan as
			 verified by the supervising licensed evaluator, or in the case of a
			 superintendent, as verified by the school board president, or one unit if the
			 applicant holds a specialist's or doctor's degree.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 20 - Renewals › Rule 282-20.10 - Renewal Requirements for a Statement of Professional Recognition (SPR)

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(1) Renewal of the
			 SPR.
a. The applicant must:
(1) Apply for renewal every five
			 years.
(2)Maintain continual
			 licensure with the board with which the applicant holds other
			 licensure.
(3)Complete continuing
			 education as required by the board with which the applicant holds other
			 licensure.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 20 - Renewals › Rule 282-20.11 - Audit of Applications for License Renewal

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The board will randomly audit a minimum of 10 percent of the
				applications for renewal of the standard, master educator, and administrator
				licenses.
(1)
Verification
			 required.
If audited, the licensee must submit verification of
			 compliance with renewal credit requirements. Licensees are required to keep
			 transcripts of courses taken during the term of the license. Original
			 transcripts and all other documents as required by 282-Chapter 20 must be
			 submitted within 30 calendar days after the date of the audit. An extension of
			 time may be granted on an individual basis.
(2)
Results of audit
a. The board shall notify the licensee of
			 satisfactory completion of the audit by issuing the license.
b. A licensee's failure to complete the audit
			 satisfactorily or falsification of information shall be considered a violation
			 of 282-Chapter 25, Code of Professional Conduct and Ethics, and the executive
			 director may initiate a complaint against the licensee.
c. A licensee's failure to notify the board
			 of a current mailing address will not absolve the licensee from the audit
			 requirement; completion of an audit will be required prior to further license
			 renewal.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 20 - Renewals › Rule 282-20.12 - Appeal Procedure

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Any teacher seeking a different level of license who is denied
				the license due to the evaluation or other requirements may appeal the
				decision. The appeal shall be made in writing to the executive director of the
				board of educational examiners who shall establish a date for the hearing
				within 20 days of receipt of written notice of appeal by giving five days'
				written notice to appellant unless a shorter time is mutually agreeable. The
				procedures for hearing followed by the board of educational examiners shall be
				applicable.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 20 - Renewals › Rule 282-20.13 - Licensure Renewal Programs

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(1)
Application process.
These rules are to be followed in the preparation and submission of proposals
			 for licensure renewal programs. The application materials must be returned to
			 the board of educational examiners for review and approval. Once the
			 application has been submitted, it will be reviewed, and the applicant agency
			 will be notified of approval or nonapproval and any deficiencies.
(2)
Application for licensure renewal
			 program.
a. The application shall
			 contain evidence that the local board of directors (the boards of directors in
			 consortium-based applications) has given formal approval to the development and
			 implementation of the program and the allocation of program
			 resources.
b. The application shall
			 identify the criteria used in selecting faculty/instructors for the licensure
			 renewal programs. These criteria shall include qualifications, experiences
			 (relevant to the nature of the program), preparation and licensure
			 status.
c. There must be evidence
			 of a current survey using multiple data sources that includes, but is not
			 lunited to, district and building school improvement goals as well as staff
			 needs and an explanation of procedures used to derive such needs; this
			 documentation must be furnished as a part of the application for a licensure
			 renewal program.
d. Programs
			 developed by eligible agencies shall be based on evidence gathered from the
			 survey referenced in paragraph
"c"
above.
e. Program objectives must be derived from
			 identified educational needs in the district or districts or special groups to
			 be served; these objectives shall be developed by the eligible agency seeking
			 approval under licensure renewal programs.
f.Each application must include procedures
			 for program evaluation; this evaluation must include faculty/instructor as well
			 as course/activity evaluation. Program and course/activity evaluation shall
			 include, but not be lunited to, participant perceptions.
g. Evaluation. The evaluation shall include
			 participant perception and, whenever possible, observation data collection
			 techniques and analyses are required for each approved licensure renewal
			 program.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 22 - Authorizations › Rule 282-22.1 - Coaching Authorization

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A coaching authorization allows an individual to coach any
				sport in a middle school, junior high school, or high school.
(1)
Application process.
Any
			 person interested in the coaching authorization shall submit records of credit
			 to the board of educational examiners for an evaluation in terms of the
			 required courses or contact hours. Application materials are available from the
			 office of the board of educational examiners, online at
www.boee.iowa.gov
, or from institutions
			 or agencies offering approved courses or contact hours.
(2)
Requirements.
Applicants
			 for the coaching authorization shall have completed the following requirements:
a.
Content requirements.
Requirements completed for semester hour credit must be through a college or
			 university accredited by an institutional accrediting agency as recognized by
			 the U.S. Department of Education. Applicants must complete the following
			 content requirements:
(1) Successful
			 completion of 1 semester credit hour or 10 contact hours in a course relating
			 to knowledge and understanding of the structure and function of the human body
			 in relation to physical activity.
(2) Successful completion of 1 semester
			 credit hour or 10 contact hours in a course relating to knowledge and
			 understanding of human growth and development of children and youth in relation
			 to physical activity.
(3)
			 Successful completion of 2 semester credit hours or 20 contact hours in a
			 course relating to knowledge and understanding of the prevention and care of
			 athletic injuries and medical and safety problems relating to physical
			 activity.
(4) Successful completion
			 of 1 semester credit hour or 10 contact hours relating to knowledge and
			 understanding of the techniques and theory of coaching interscholastic
			 athletics.
(5) Beginning on or
			 after July 1, 2000, each applicant for an initial coaching authorization shall
			 have successfully completed 1 semester credit hour or 15 contact hours in a
			 course relating to the theory of coaching which must include at least 5 contact
			 hours relating to the knowledge and understanding of professional ethics and
			 legal responsibilities of coaches.
(6) Successful completion of the concussion
			 training approved by the Iowa High School Athletic Association or Iowa Girls
			 High School Athletic Union.
(7)
			 Successful completion of CPR training as verified by a current
			 certificate.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 22 - Authorizations › Rule 282-22.2 - Substitute Authorization

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A substitute authorization allows an individual to substitute
				in grades PK-12 for no more than 10 consecutive days in a 30-day period in one
				job assignment for a regularly assigned teacher who is absent, except in the
				driver's education classroom. A school district administrator may file a
				written request with the board for an extension of the 10-day limit in one job
				assignment in a 30-day period on the basis of documented need and benefit to
				the instructional program. The executive director or appointee will review the
				request and provide a written decision either approving or denying the
				request.
(1)
Application
			 process.
Any person interested in the substitute authorization shall
			 submit records of credit to the board of educational examiners for an
			 evaluation in terms of the required courses or contact hours. Application
			 materials are available from the office of the board of educational examiners,
			 online at
www.boee.iowa.gov
or from
			 institutions or agencies offering approved courses or contact hours. Degrees
			 and semester hour credits shall be completed through a college or university
			 accredited by an institutional accrediting agency as recognized by the U.S.
			 Department of Education.
a.
Requirements.
Applicants for the substitute authorization
			 shall meet the following requirements:
(1)
			 Authorization program. Applicants must complete a board of educational
			 examiners-approved substitute authorization program consisting of the following
			 components and totaling a minimum of 15 clock hours:
1. Classroom management. This component
			 includes an understanding of individual and group motivation and behavior to
			 create a learning environment that encourages positive social interaction,
			 active engagement in learning, and self-motivation.
2. Strategies for learning. This component
			 includes understanding and using a variety of learning strategies to encourage
			 students' development of critical thinking, problem solving, and performance
			 skills.
3. Diversity. This
			 component includes understanding how students differ in their approaches to
			 learning and creating learning opportunities that are equitable and are
			 adaptable to diverse learners.
4.
			 Ethics. This component includes fostering relationships with parents, school
			 colleagues, and organizations in the larger community to support students'
			 learning and development and to be aware of the board's rules of professional
			 practice and competent performance.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 22 - Authorizations › Rule 282-22.3 - School Business Official Authorization

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(1)
Application for
			 authorization.
Effective July 1, 2012, a person who is interested in a
			 school business official authorization will be required to apply for an
			 authorization.
(2)
Responsibilities.
A school business official authorization
			 allows an individual to perform, supervise, and be responsible for the overall
			 financial operation of a local school district.
(3)
Application process.
Any
			 person interested in the school business official authorization shall submit
			 records of credit to the board of educational examiners for an evaluation in
			 terms of the required courses or contact hours. Application materials are
			 available from the office of the board of educational examiners, online at
www.boee.iowa.gov
, or from institutions
			 or agencies offering approved courses or contact hours. Degrees and semester
			 hour credits shall be completed through a college or university accredited by
			 an institutional accrediting agency as recognized by the U.S. Department of
			 Education.
(4)
Specific
			 requirements for an initial school business official authorization.
Applicants for an initial school business official authorization shall have
			 completed the following requirements:
a.
Education.
Applicants must have a minimum ofan associate's
			 degree in business or accounting or 60 semester hours of coursework in business
			 or accounting of which 9 semester hours must be in accounting.
If the applicant has not completed 9 semester hours in
				accounting but has 6 or more semester hours in accounting, the applicant may be
				issued a temporary school business official authorization valid for one
				year.
(1) A temporary initial school
			 business official authorization may be issued if requested by the district. A
			 district administrator may file a written request with the executive director
			 for an exception to the minimum content requirements on the basis of documented
			 need and benefit to the district. The executive director will review the
			 request and provide a written decision either approving or denying the
			 request.
(2) If the 9 semester
			 hours of accounting are not completed within the time allowed, the applicant
			 will not be eligible for the initial school business official
			 authorization.
(3) If the applicant
			 received a temporary school business official authorization, then the initial
			 school business official authorization shall not exceed one year.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 22 - Authorizations › Rule 282-22.4 - Licenses-issue Dates, Corrections, Duplicates, Fraud, and Reciprocity

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(1)
Issue date on original
			 authorization.
An authorization is valid only from and after the date
			 of issuance.
(2)
Correcting
			 authorization.
If an applicant notifies board staff of a typographical
			 or clerical error on the authorization within 30 days of the date of the
			 board's mailing of an authorization, a corrected authorization shall be issued
			 without charge to the applicant. If notification of a typographical or clerical
			 error is made more than 30 days after the date of the board's mailing of an
			 authorization, a corrected authorization shall be issued upon receipt of the
			 fee for issuance of a duplicate authorization. For purposes of this rule,
			 typographical or clerical errors include misspellings, errors in the expiration
			 date of an authorization, or errors in the type of authorization
			 issued.
(3)
Duplicate
			 authorization.
Upon application and payment of the fee set out in
			 282-Chapter 12, a duplicate authorization shall be issued.
(4)
Fraud in procurement or renewal
			 of authorization.
Fraud in procurement or renewal of an authorization
			 or falsifying records for authorization purposes will constitute grounds for
			 filing a complaint with the board of educational examiners.
(5)
Reciprocity.
Applicants
			 who hold a license, certificate, or authorization under this chapter from at
			 least one other issuing jurisdiction in another state will not be subject to
			 additional coursework if the following requirements have been met:
a. The applicant holds a valid or expired
			 equivalent license in good standing from another state without pending
			 disciplinary action, exclusive of a temporary or emergency
			 certificate.
b. The applicant
			 provides verification of passing the mandated assessment(s) in the state in
			 which the applicant is currently licensed, if applicable.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 22 - Authorizations › Rule 282-22.6 - Native Language Teaching Authorization

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(1)
Authorization.
The
			 native language teaching authorization allows an individual to teach the
			 individual's native language as a foreign language in grades K-8 or grades
			 5-12.
(2)
Application
			 process.
Any person interested in the native language teaching
			 authorization shall submit an application to the board of educational examiners
			 for an evaluation. Application materials are available from the office of the
			 board of educational examiners online at
http://www.boee.iowa.gov/
.
(3)
Requirements.
Applicants
			 must:
a. Hold a preliminary native language
			 teaching authorization and meet the conversion requirements for the native
			 language teaching authorization, or
b. Hold an Iowa teaching license and provide
			 verification of successfully passing the Iowa-mandated assessment(s) by meeting
			 the minimum score set by the Iowa department of education. The cut score may
			 not be waived by the board. Applicants who hold an Iowa teaching license must
			 also obtain a recommendation from a school district administrator verifying
			 that the school district wishes to hire the applicant. Before the applicant is
			 hired, the school district administrator must verify that a diligent search was
			 completed to hire a fully licensed teacher with the proper endorsement for the
			 position.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 22 - Authorizations › Rule 282-22.7 - School Administration Manager Authorization

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(1)
Application for
			 authorization.
Effective July 1, 2014, a person who is interested in a
			 school administration manager authorization will be required to apply for an
			 authorization. The following persons must obtain an authorization:
a. A Model 1 SAM, a person who is hired to be
			 a full-time SAM and who is authorized to assume the responsibilities of a
			 SAM;
b. A Model 2 SAM, a person
			 whose position in the school is reconfigured to include the responsibilities of
			 being a SAM and is authorized as a SAM; and
c. A Model 3 SAM, a person who is a
			 secretary/administrative assistant and is also authorized as a SAM.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 22 - Authorizations › Rule 282-22.8 - Ijag Authorization

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(1)
Authorization.
The Iowa jobs for America's graduates (iJAG)
			 authorization is provided to noneducators entering the education profession to
			 teach iJAG coursework in grades 7-12.
(2)
Application process.
Any
			 person interested in the iJAG authorization shall submit the application to the
			 board of educational examiners for an evaluation. Application materials are
			 available from the office of the board of educational examiners online at
http://www.boee.iowa.gov
.
(3)
Requirements.
a. The applicant must have completed a
			 baccalaureate degree.
b. Background
			 check. The applicant must complete the background check requirements set forth
			 in rule
			 282-13.1
			 (272).
c. The applicant must have
			 completed a board of educational examiners-approved iJAG training program
			 consisting of the following components and totaling a minimum of 40 clock hours
			 annually:
(1) Instructional methods. Develop
			 skills to effectively deliver project-based instruction in the iJAG core
			 competencies.
(2) Curriculum.
			 Develop skills to effectively develop curriculum, projects and other
			 educational opportunities consistent with the goals of iJAG
(3) Measurement and evaluation of programs
			 and students. Analyze student data, administer testing, and monitor the
			 following: basic skills, individualized development plans, attendance,
			 graduation requirements, and course enrollment.
(4) Code of ethics. Develop an understanding
			 of how to foster relationships with parents, students, school colleagues, and
			 organizations in the larger community to support students' learning and
			 development and become aware of the board's rules of professional practice and
			 code of ethics.
(5) Diversity
			 training for educators. Develop an understanding of and sensitivity to the
			 values, beliefs, lifestyles and attitudes of individuals and the diverse groups
			 found in a pluralistic society, including preparation that contributes to the
			 education of individuals with disabilities and the gifted and
			 talented.
d. The
			 applicant must obtain a recommendation from an iJAG administrator verifying
			 that the organization wishes to hire the applicant.
e. The applicant must be assigned a mentor by
			 the hiring school district. The mentor must have four years of teaching
			 experience.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 22 - Authorizations › Rule 282-22.10 - Activities Administration Authorization

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An activities administration authorization allows an individual
				to administer any pupil activity program in a K-12 school setting.
(1)
Application process.
Any
			 person interested in the activities administration authorization shall submit
			 an application and records of credit to the board of educational examiners for
			 an evaluation of the required courses or contact hours. Application materials
			 are available from the office of the board of educational examiners online at
www.boee.iowa.gov
. Degrees and semester
			 hour credits shall be completed through a college or university accredited by
			 an institutional accrediting agency as recognized by the U.S. Department of
			 Education.
a.
Requirements.
Applicants for the activities administration authorization shall meet the
			 following requirements:
(1) Degree. A
			 baccalaureate degree or higher in athletic administration or related field is
			 required.
(2) Credit hours.
			 Applicants must complete credit hours or courses offered by the Leadership
			 Training Institute (LTI) from the National Interscholastic Athletic
			 Administrators Association in the following areas:
1. Successful completion of 1 semester credit
			 hour or LTI course relating to knowledge and understanding of risk management,
			 Title IX, sexual harassment, hazing, Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and
			 employment law as they pertain to the role of the activities
			 administrator.
2. Successful
			 completion of 1 semester credit hour or LTI course relating to knowledge and
			 understanding of activities administration foundations including philosophy,
			 leadership, professional programs and activities administration principles,
			 strategies and methods.
3.
			 Successful completion of 1 semester credit hour or LTI course relating to
			 knowledge and understanding of the role of the activities director in
			 supporting and developing sports medicine programs, management of athletic
			 player equipment, concussion assessment and proper fitting of athletic
			 protective equipment, and sports field safety.
4. Successful completion of 1 semester credit
			 hour or LTI course relating to knowledge and understanding of the techniques
			 and theory of coaching concepts and strategies for interscholastic budget and
			 concepts and strategies for interscholastic fundraising.
5. Successful completion of 1 semester credit
			 hour or LTI course, approved by the board, relating to the assessment and
			 evaluation of interscholastic athletic programs and personnel, dealing with
			 challenging personalities, and administration of professional growth programs
			 for interscholastic personnel.
6.
			 Successful completion of the concussion training approved by the Iowa High
			 School Athletic Association or Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 22 - Authorizations › Rule 282-22.11 - Extension

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For authorizations established in this chapter , a one-year
				extension may be issued if the applicant does not meet the requirements for
				authorization conversion or renewal. The applicant shall secure the signature
				of the superintendent or designee of the applicant's employer and shall submit
				all required materials before the extension will be issued. This one-year
				extension is nonrenewable
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code section
				272.31.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 22 - Authorizations › Rule 282-22.12 - Orientation and Mobility Authorization

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(1)
Authorization.
The
			 holder of this authorization may teach pupils with a visual impairment (see
			 Iowa Code section
			 256B.2
			), including those pupils who are deaf-blind.
(2)
Initial orientation and mobility
			 authorization.
The initial authorization is valid for three years.
			 Degrees and semester hour credits shall be completed through a college or
			 university accredited by an institutional accrediting agency as recognized by
			 the U.S. Department of Education. An applicant must:
a. Hold a baccalaureate or master's degree
			 from an approved state program in orientation and mobility or equivalent
			 coursework.
b. Have completed an
			 approved human relations component.
c. Have completed the exceptional learner
			 program, which must include preparation that contributes to the education of
			 students with disabilities and students who are gifted and talented.
d. Have completed a minimum of 21 semester
			 credit hours in the following areas:
(1)
			 Medical aspects of blindness and visual impairment, including sensory
			 motor.
(2) Psychosocial aspects of
			 blindness and visual impairment.
(3) Child development.
(4) Concept development.
(5) History of orientation and
			 mobility.
(6) Foundations of
			 orientation and mobility.
(7)
			 Orientation and mobility instructional methods and assessments.
(8) Techniques of orientation and
			 mobility.
(9) Research or
			 evidence-based practices in orientation and mobility.
(10) Professional issues in orientation and
			 mobility, including legal issues.
e. Have completed at least 350 hours of
			 fieldwork and training under the supervision of the university
			 program.
f. Have completed the
			 background check requirements set forth in rule
			 282-13.1 (272).
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 22 - Authorizations › Rule 282-22.13 - Charter School Administrator Authorization

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(1)
Authorization.
The
			 charter school administrator authorization is only valid for service or
			 employment as a charter school administrator.
(2)
Application process.
Any
			 person interested in the charter school administrator authorization shall
			 submit an application to the board of educational examiners for an evaluation.
			 Application materials are available from the office of the board of educational
			 examiners online at
www.boee.iowa.gov
.
(3)
Specific requirements for the
			 initial charter school administrator authorization.
a. The applicant must complete the background
			 check requirements set forth in rule
			 282-13.1 (272).
b. The applicant must obtain a recommendation
			 from an Iowa charter school governing board verifying that the organization
			 wishes to hire the applicant as a charter school administrator.
c. The applicant must provide verification of
			 completion of child and dependent adult abuse trainings as stated in
			 282-subrule 20.3(4).
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 282 - Educational Examiners Board › Chapter 22 - Authorizations › Rule 282-22.14 - Work-based Learning Program Supervisor Authorization

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(1)
Authorization.
The work-based learning program supervisor
			 authorization is only valid for service or employment as a work-based learning
			 program supervisor in grades 9-12.
(2)
Application process.
Any
			 person interested in the work-based learning program supervisor authorization
			 shall submit an application to the board of educational examiners for an
			 evaluation. Application materials are available from the office of the board of
			 educational examiners online at
www.boee.iowa.gov
.
(3)
Specific requirements for the
			 work-based learning program supervisor authorization.
a. The applicant must complete the background
			 check requirements set forth in rule 282-13.1 (272).
b. The applicant must provide verification of
			 completion of the work-based learning program supervisor course. The course
			 must be approved by the board of educational examiners, shall not require more
			 than 15 contact hours, shall be available over the Internet, and shall include
			 content in the fundamentals of career education, curriculum, assessment, and
			 the evaluation of student participation.
c. The applicant must provide verification of
			 completion of child and dependent adult abuse trainings as stated in
			 282-subrule 20.3(4).