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Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › School Psychologist Certificate Code › Section R. 380.201 - Definitions

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 1. As used in these rules:
(a) "Annual district provided professional
				development" means that term as defined in
				R
				390.1101.
(b) "Approved school psychologist preparation
				program" means a state approved program in an institution that prepares school
				psychologists in accordance with the state law of the programs
				location.
(c) "Department" means
				the Michigan department of education unless otherwise indicated.
(d) "Education-related professional learning"
				means an educational opportunity intended to improve a school psychologists
				practice and capacity to perform the work within the profession of education,
				including time spent engaging with local employers or technical centers, that
				is 1 or more of the following:
(i)
				Satisfactory college semester credit hours applicable to a school psychologist
				position at a regionally accredited college or university, with 1 semester
				credit hour being equivalent to 25 education-related professional learning
				hours.
(ii) State continuing
				education clock hours in approved professional development activities
				applicable to a school psychologist position.
(iii) Michigan annual district provided
				professional development hours applicable to a school psychologist
				position.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › School Psychologist Certificate Code › Section R. 380.202 - Individuals required to hold school psychologist certification

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Rule 2.
(1) An
				individual whom a school district employs as a school psychologist, an
				individual who works as a school psychologist in a school district on a
				contract basis, and an individual who performs the functions of a school
				psychologist in a school district either as an employee or on a contract basis
				shall hold a valid certificate under these rules.
(2) Only an individual who holds a valid
				certificate under these rules shall use the title of school
				psychologist.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › School Psychologist Certificate Code › Section R. 380.204 - Preliminary school psychologist certificate; applicant trained in Michigan approved school psychologist preparation program

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Rule 4.
(1) An
				applicant for a preliminary school psychologist certificate trained in a
				Michigan approved school psychologist preparation program shall satisfy both of
				the following requirements:
(a) Completion of
				a minimum of 45 graduate semester credit hours in a Michigan approved school
				psychologist preparation program.
(b) Completion of not less than a
				600-clock-hour supervised, field-based practicum with students in an approved
				school psychologist preparation program, a minimum of 300 clock hours of which
				must be in a school setting under the supervision of an individual who holds a
				valid school psychologist certificate. The practicum must begin no earlier than
				the second year in a school psychologist preparation program and must involve
				integration and performance in the full range of school psychology roles as
				defined in
				R
				380.203. The practicum must be a culminating
				experience during which an individual applies skills learned in coursework and
				practice contexts. Completion of the 600 hours must prepare the individual to
				practice the full range of school psychology functions. The 45 semester credit
				hours required in subdivision (a) of this subrule do not include the clock
				hours required under this subdivision.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › School Psychologist Certificate Code › Section R. 380.205 - Preliminary school psychologist certificate; applicant trained in out-of-state approved school psychologist preparation program

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Rule 5.
(1) Subject
				to
				R
				380.206(3) and (4), an individual
				trained in an out-of-state approved school psychologist preparation program who
				seeks school psychologist certification in this state shall first apply for a
				Michigan preliminary school psychologist certificate under this rule.
(2) An applicant for a preliminary school
				psychologist certificate trained in an out-of-state approved school
				psychologist preparation program shall satisfy both of the following
				requirements:
(a) Complete the requirements of
				R 380.204(1)(a) and
				(b).
(b) Hold a valid out-of-state school
				psychologist certificate.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › School Psychologist Certificate Code › Section R. 380.206 - School psychologist certificate

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Rule 6.
(1) Subject
				to subrules (3) and (4) of this rule, an applicant for a school psychologist
				certificate shall meet all of the following requirements:
(a) Hold a Michigan preliminary school
				psychologist certificate.
(b)
				Possess a specialist-level degree or its equivalent in school psychology with a
				minimum of 60 semester credit hours in school psychology from an institution
				with an approved school psychologist preparation program.
(c) Complete not less than a 1,200-clock-hour
				internship with students in an approved school psychologist preparation
				program, a minimum of 600 clock hours of which must be in a school setting
				under the supervision of an individual who holds a valid school psychologist
				certificate. Supervision must be for a minimum of 2 hours per week.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › School Psychologist Certificate Code › Section R. 380.207 - Initial program approval

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Rule 7.
(1) The
				state board shall approve standards for reviewing school psychologist
				preparation programs.
(2) The
				superintendent of public instruction shall approve school psychologist
				preparation programs in accordance with the state board approved
				standards.
(3) Continued approval
				of a school psychologist preparation program by the superintendent of public
				instruction requires national accreditation of the preparation program provider
				by an accrediting body recognized by the United States Department of Education
				or a recommendation for approval to the superintendent of public instruction
				from a state review process.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › School Psychologist Certificate Code › Section R. 380.211 - Denial, suspension, or revocation of preliminary school psychologist certificate or school psychologist certificate

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Rule 11.
(1) The
				superintendent of public instruction may refuse to grant, refuse to renew,
				suspend, revoke, or impose reasonable conditions on a preliminary school
				psychologist certificate or a school psychologist certificate for the following
				reasons:
(a) Fraud, material
				misrepresentation, or concealment or omission of fact in the application for or
				the use of a preliminary school psychologist certificate or a school
				psychologist certificate.
(b)
				Conviction of a crime described in section 1539b of the revised school code,
				1976 PA 451, MCL 380.1539b.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › School Psychologist Certificate Code › Section R. 380.212 - Investigation

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Rule 12. The superintendent of public instruction shall
				  designate an employee of the department to perform the investigatory and
				  prosecutorial functions regarding cases pertaining to preliminary school
				  psychologist certificates or school psychologist certificates. Upon receipt of
				  information that may serve as the basis for a refusal to grant, refusal to
				  renew, suspension of, or revocation of a preliminary school psychologist
				  certificate or a school psychologist certificate, the designee of the
				  superintendent of public instruction shall initiate an investigation of that
				  information.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › School Psychologist Certificate Code › Section R. 380.213 - Notice of basis for action; notice of right to hearing; informal conference to show compliance; referral for hearing

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Rule 13. Subject to summary suspension under section 1539b(2)
				  of the revised school code, 1976 PA 451, MCL 380.1539b, all of the following
				  apply to action taken under
				  R 380.211(1)(a) or
				  (b):
(a) Not more than 7 calendar days after
				receiving notice that the criminal history of the applicant for or the holder
				of a preliminary school psychologist certificate or a school psychologist
				certificate includes conviction of a crime described in section 1539b of the
				revised school code, 1976 PA 451, MCL 380.1539b, the department shall request
				from the court a certified copy of the judgment of conviction and sentence or
				other document regarding disposition of the case.
(b) Upon receipt of notice of a basis for
				action under
				R 380.211(1)(a), or
				not later than 10 business days after receiving documentation of a conviction
				under subdivision (a) of this rule, the department shall notify the applicant
				for or the holder of the preliminary school psychologist certificate or the
				school psychologist certificate in writing of all of the following:
(i) Because of the conviction or because of
				the identified reason under
				R 380.211(1)(a), the
				superintendent of public instruction may deny, suspend, or revoke the
				preliminary school psychologist certificate or the school psychologist
				certificate.
(ii) The applicant or
				the holder has the right to a hearing.
(iii) If the applicant or the holder does not
				request a hearing within 15 business days after receipt of notice of the right
				to a hearing, the superintendent of public instruction will deny or suspend the
				preliminary school psychologist certificate or the school psychologist
				certificate.
(iv) If the applicant
				or the holder requests a hearing within 15 business days after receipt of the
				notice, there will be an informal conference to show compliance.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › School Psychologist Certificate Code › Section R. 380.214 - Action by superintendent of public instruction on proposal for decision

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Rule 14.
(1) The
				superintendent of public instruction may adopt, modify, or reverse a proposal
				for decision of the Michigan office of administrative hearings and rules or may
				remand a case to the Michigan office of administrative hearings and rules for
				further proceedings.
(2) A party
				shall not directly or indirectly communicate with the superintendent of public
				instruction or individuals involved in the review of a proposal for decision
				regarding issues of fact or law except on notice and opportunity for all
				parties to participate, unless provided by law.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › Rescinded - School Administrator Continuing Education

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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR CONTINUING EDUCATION
By Authority conferred on the superintendent of public
				  instruction by section 1246 of 1976 PA 451, MCL
				  380.1246
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › Postsecondary Dual Enrollment Criteria for Fifth-Year High School Pupils › Section R. 388.151 - Applicability of rules

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Rule 1.
These rules establish criteria and procedures under which a
				  fifth-year high school pupil may be eligible for enrollment in courses under
				  the postsecondary enrollment options act, 1996 PA 160, MCL 388.511 to 388.524,
				  and the career and technical preparation act, 2000 PA 258, MCL 388.1901 to
				  388.1913.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › Postsecondary Dual Enrollment Criteria for Fifth-Year High School Pupils › Section R. 388.152 - Definitions

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Rule 2.
As used in these rules:
(a) "Acts" means the postsecondary enrollment
				options act, 1996 PA 160, MCL 388.511 to 388.524, and the career and technical
				preparation act, 2000 PA 258, MCL 388.1901 to 388.1913.
(b) "Early/middle college" means a public
				high school designed to allow a pupil to earn both a high school diploma and at
				least 1 of the following:
(i) An associate
				degree.
(ii) An industry-recognized
				technical certification.
(iii) Up
				to 60 transferable college credits.
(iv) The right to participate in a registered
				apprenticeship.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › Postsecondary Dual Enrollment Criteria for Fifth-Year High School Pupils › Section R. 388.153 - Eligible fifth-year high school pupils

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Rule 3.
(1) Subject
				to subrule (2) of this rule, a fifth-year high school pupil enrolled and in
				attendance at a school district, intermediate school district, public school
				academy, or state-approved nonpublic school, including a pupil enrolled and in
				attendance in an alternative education program operated by a school district,
				intermediate school, public school academy, or state-approved nonpublic school,
				may enroll in postsecondary dual enrollment courses under the acts if all of
				the following requirements are satisfied:
(a)
				The pupil has not met all of the requirements to be eligible to receive a high
				school diploma.
(b) The pupil is
				enrolled in not more than 2 postsecondary dual enrollment courses at 1 time and
				not more than a total of 4 postsecondary dual enrollment courses during the
				school year.
(c) The pupil is not a
				foreign exchange pupil enrolled under a cultural exchange program.
(d) The pupil has at least 1 parent or legal
				guardian who is a resident of this state.
(e) The pupil does not enroll in and receive
				tuition and fee support for more than 10 courses overall under the acts,
				including the courses taken when the pupil is a fifth-year high school pupil.
				This requirement does not apply if there is a written agreement between the
				pupils school district, intermediate school district, public school academy, or
				state-approved nonpublic school and the eligible postsecondary institution to
				waive this limit.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › Postsecondary Dual Enrollment Criteria for Fifth-Year High School Pupils › Section R. 388.154 - Procedures

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Rule 4.
To be eligible for postsecondary dual enrollment under these
				  rules, a pupil shall have a plan on file at the school district, intermediate
				  school district, public school academy, or state-approved nonpublic school to
				  complete graduation requirements within the academic year, including
				  postsecondary dual enrollment options. The plan shall be signed by the
				  principal or designee, the parent or legal guardian, and the pupil. If the
				  pupil is at least 18 years of age or is an emancipated minor, the pupil may act
				  on his or her own behalf under this rule.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › Postsecondary Dual Enrollment Criteria for Fifth-Year High School Pupils › Section R. 388.155 - Compliance; college level and career preparation course support in pupils best interests

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Rule 5.
(1) Unless
				these rules provide otherwise for fifth-year high school pupils, the school
				district, intermediate school district, public school academy, or
				state-approved nonpublic school and the eligible postsecondary institution
				shall comply with all requirements in the acts.
(2) The acts and these rules do not prohibit
				a school district, intermediate school district, public school academy, or
				state-approved nonpublic school from supporting any pupil regardless of
				eligibility under the acts and these rules. A school district, intermediate
				school district, public school academy, or state-approved nonpublic school may
				elect to support college level courses or career preparation courses for any
				pupil if it is in the best interests of the pupil.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › Critical Health Problems Education Program › Section R. 388.271 - Definitions

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Rule 1. As used in these rules:
(a) "Act" means the critical health problems
				education act, 1969 PA 226, MCL 388.381 to MCL 388.385.
(b) "Coordinated school health" includes, but
				is not limited to, all of the following:
(i)
				Health education.
(ii) Physical
				education.
(iii) Nutrition
				services.
(iv) Social emotional
				health.
(v) Health
				services.
(vi) Healthy school
				environment.
(vii) Parent and
				community engagement.
(viii) Health
				promotion for staff.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › Critical Health Problems Education Program › Section R. 388.273 - Duties of department

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Rule 3. The department shall develop policies to be approved
				  by the state board of education, with research-based statements, guidance, and
				  resources on coordinated school health for school districts that includes, but
				  are not limited to, all of the following:
(a) Assist school districts in the planning,
				organization, administration and evaluation of their coordinated school health
				initiatives.
(b) Provide leadership
				to institutions of higher education in their development of pre-service and
				in-service programs to prepare teachers in health education, physical
				education, and coordinated school health.
(c) Cooperate with universities to develop a
				method of evaluation of such programs to prepare teachers in health education,
				physical education, and coordinated school health.
(d) Plan and direct statewide and
				regionally-centered in-service educational programs for teachers of health
				education and physical education.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › State Aid for Transportation of School Children › Section R. 388.371 - Definitions

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Rule 1. As used in these rules:
(a) "Act" means the state school aid act of
				1979, 1979 PA 94, MCL 388.1601 to MCL 388.1897l.
(b) "Center" means the center for educational
				performance and information as defined in the act.
(c) "Department" means the department of
				education.
(d) "Eligible pupil"
				means a pupil enrolled in the intermediate school district, local school
				district, or public school academy.
(e) "Eligible vehicle" means a type I school
				bus, a type I premium school bus, a type II school bus, or, if the department
				grants a waiver requested by the intermediate school district, local school
				district, or public school academy, a sedan, a station wagon, or a passenger
				van.
(f) "Specialized
				transportation services" means transportation services provided in vehicles for
				the exclusive use of special education pupils.
(g) "Type I premium school bus" means a
				school bus with a gross vehicle weight rating of more than 10,000 pounds and a
				capacity of more than 66 passengers.
(h) "Type I school bus" means a school bus
				with a gross vehicle weight rating of more than 10,000 pounds that is not a
				type I premium school bus.
(i)
				"Type II school bus" means a school bus with a gross vehicle weight rating of
				10,000 pounds or less.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › State Aid for Transportation of School Children › Section R. 388.374 - Reporting requirements for specialized transportation services

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Rule 4.
(1) For each
				day during the first full school week in which an intermediate school district,
				local school district, or public school academy counts pupils in membership
				under section 6 of the act, MCL 388.1606, for each vehicle exclusively
				providing special education pupil transportation for which the intermediate
				school district, local school district, or public school academy requests
				funding, the intermediate school district, local school district, or public
				school academy shall collect all of the following information on the
				specialized transportation log known as "SE-4159-SL":
(a) The fleet number and route number of the
				vehicle.
(b) The miles the vehicle
				travels each day transporting special education pupils to schools, starting at
				the bus storage area or beginning of the route and ending at the school
				building where the pupils exit or other storage area.
(c) The number of special education pupils
				actually transported to school each day.
(d) The name of the aide, if any, serving on
				the special education vehicle.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › State Aid for Transportation of School Children › Section R. 388.378 - Reporting costs

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Rule 8. By October 7 of each year, an intermediate school
				  district, local school district, or public school academy shall file with the
				  center the transportation expenditure report known as "SE-4094" in the manner
				  prescribed by the center.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › State Aid for Transportation of School Children › Section R. 388.379 - Reports of purchase of school buses

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Rule 9.
(1) Subject
				to subrule (2) of this rule, an intermediate school district, local school
				district, and public school academy shall report all of the following
				information as to a purchased school transportation vehicle on the school bus
				inventory system known as "SE-4107":
(a) The
				date the completed vehicle was accepted for use.
(b) The name of the chassis
				manufacturer.
(c) The name of the
				body manufacturer.
(d) The
				manufacturer's rated capacity of the vehicle.
(e) The engine number.
(f) The bus fleet number.
(g) The cost to the intermediate school
				district, local school district, or public school academy, including the
				interest to be paid.
(h) Use by the
				intermediate school district, local school district, or public school academy
				as a regular vehicle, as a special education vehicle, or as a combination of
				the two.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › State Aid for Transportation of School Children › Section R. 388.380 - Amortization allowances

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Rule 10.
(1) For each
				eligible vehicle used to transport eligible pupils, an intermediate school
				district, local school district, or public school academy shall determine and
				include in its state aid base additional allowances for vehicle rental and
				amortization. The allowances must not include more vehicles than the number
				determined to be necessary, plus the allowable number of spare
				vehicles.
(2) An intermediate
				school district, local school district, or public school academy shall
				determine the annual amortization allowance as follows:
(a) For a type I school bus, divide the
				amortization cost base by 7. An intermediate school district, local school
				district, or public school academy shall include this annual allowance each
				year it uses the bus to transport eligible pupils for a maximum of 7
				years.
(b) For a type I premium
				school bus, divide the amortization cost base by 10. An intermediate school
				district, local school district, or public school academy shall include this
				annual allowance each year it uses the bus to transport eligible pupils for a
				maximum of 10 years.
(c) For a type
				II school bus, a sedan, a station wagon, or a passenger van, divide the
				amortization cost base by 5. An intermediate school district, local school
				district, or public school academy shall include this annual allowance each
				year it uses the bus or vehicle to transport eligible pupils for a maximum of 5
				years.
(d) For a rehabilitated
				school bus that has been rebuilt by an agency approved by the department,
				divide the amortization cost base by 5.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › State Aid for Transportation of School Children › Section R. 388.381 - Allowance for private contractors or common carriers

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Rule 11.
(1) An
				intermediate school district, local school district, or public school academy
				providing transportation to and from school by employing private contractors or
				common carriers and requesting funding for the transportation shall provide the
				information requested in
				R 388.374 and
				R
				388.379.
(2) The department shall determine the
				allocation for amortization under this rule.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › Teachers' Tenure › Section R. 390.661 - Definition of "certificated" under teachers' tenure act

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Rule 1.
(1) For the
				purposes of serving the probationary period under article II of 1937 (Ex.
				Sess.) PA 4, MCL
				38.81 to
				38.84, "certificated" means 1 or
				more of the following:
(a) Holding a Michigan
				teaching certificate, as that term is defined in
				R 390.1101, that is valid for the
				position to which the teacher is assigned.
(b) Being employed in a school counselor
				position and holding a Michigan teaching certificate, as that term is defined
				in R 390.1101, with a school counselor
				endorsement.
(c) Being a teacher of
				students with speech and language impairment who provides speech and language
				services and holds a Michigan teaching certificate, as that term is defined in
				R 390.1101, with an endorsement in
				speech and language impairment.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › Teacher Certification Code › Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R. 390.1101 - Definitions

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Rule 1. As used in this code:
(a) "Accredited" means accredited by an
				  accreditation agency recognized by the Council for Higher Education
				  Accreditation or by the United States Department of Education.
(b) "Act" means the revised school code, 1976
				  PA 451, MCL
				  380.1 to
				  380.1852.
(c) "Alternative route program provider"
				  means an entity approved by the superintendent of public instruction to provide
				  teacher certification alternative route programs under section 1531i of the
				  act, MCL 380.1531i.
(d) "Appropriate placement" means placement
				  within a grade level and discipline area as determined appropriate by the
				  superintendent of public instruction.
(e) "Clinical experience" means structured,
				  supervised activity in an instructional setting in which a teacher
				  certification candidate may gain experience in the practice of teaching, as
				  determined by the superintendent of public instruction.
(f) "Course of study" means a cohesive,
				  standards-based planned program that provides knowledge and skill for
				  specialization in a discipline area or areas and supports the practice of
				  teaching or the professional career development of the teacher.
(g) "CTE" means career and technical
				  education.
(h) "CTE classification
				  of instructional programs (CIP) code" means the code of a career development
				  area or a CTE program under the taxonomy published by the National Center for
				  Education Statistics, or its successor agency, of the United States Department
				  of Education.
(i) "Department"
				  means the department of education unless otherwise indicated.
(j) "Discipline area" means a content area, a
				  subject area, or an education field, including a CTE classification of
				  instructional programs (CIP) code, for which endorsement is
				  available.
(k) "Education-related
				  professional learning" means an educational opportunity that improves a
				  teacher's practice and capacity to perform the work within the profession of
				  education, including time spent engaging with local employers or technical
				  centers, that is 1 or more of the following:
(i) Satisfactory college semester credit
				  hours at an accredited college or university, with 1 semester credit hour being
				  equivalent to 25 education-related professional learning hours.
(ii) State continuing education clock
				  hours.
(iii) Michigan annual
				  district provided professional development hours.
(iv) Valid certification by the National
				  Board for Professional Teaching Standards (NBPTS) or its successor agency, with
				  valid NBPTS certification being equivalent to 150 education-related
				  professional learning hours.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › Teacher Certification Code › Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R. 390.1103 - Successful teaching

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Rule 3.
(1)
				  Successful teaching is teaching for 1 or more employers in an appropriate
				  placement or appropriate placements with instructional responsibilities while
				  holding a valid standard level teaching certificate.
(2) For purposes of determining successful
				  teaching, 1 year of employment is a minimum of 150 instructional days and may
				  be either an academic or a calendar year, but an individual may not earn more
				  than 1 year of employment during an academic or a calendar year. An individual
				  may accumulate 1 year of employment over a period of years.
(3) For purposes of determining successful
				  teaching, an instructional day is 6 or more hours during which teachers provide
				  instruction to or have contact with students. A combination of 2 partial
				  instructional days of not less than 3 hours equals 1 day.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › Teacher Certification Code › Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R. 390.1105 - Credential requirements

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Rule 5.
(1) Unless
				  otherwise provided in the act, a school district or nonpublic school shall not
				  assign an individual as a teacher in any of grades K to 12 unless both of the
				  following are satisfied:
(a) One of the
				  following:
(i) The individual holds a valid
				  teaching certificate.
(ii) The
				  school district or nonpublic school holds a valid permit allowing the
				  individual's placement.
(iii) The
				  school district or nonpublic school holds a valid authorization allowing the
				  individual's placement.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › Teacher Certification Code › Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R. 390.1111 - Fair opportunity

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Rule 11. All students in educational programs at any level
					 and irrespective of their English language proficiency shall have fair access
					 to opportunities to maximize their full development in a democratic society.
					 Each educator preparation provider in this state shall provide prospective
					 teachers access to theoretical knowledge and practical experiences supporting
					 the vision and principles for universal education and for the appreciation,
					 care, and respect needed to ensure fair opportunities regardless of the
					 prospective educator's individual identities, including identities based on
					 ethnicity, religion, national origin, age, gender identity, sexual orientation,
					 marital status, and visible or invisible disability status.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › Teacher Certification Code › Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R. 390.1115 - Examination scores

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Rule 15. For the purpose of initial certification or
					 endorsement, passing scores on the examinations as required by section 1531 of
					 the act, MCL
					 380.1531, are valid for 5 years
					 after the date of testing.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › Teacher Certification Code › Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R. 390.1117 - Certificate issuance, restrictions, and expiration

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Rule 17.
(1) A
				  Michigan teaching certificate has certain restrictions as to appropriate
				  placement. The applicant or holder and the employer shall be familiar with
				  these restrictions.
(2) Subject to
				  subrules (3) and (4) of this rule, a Michigan teaching certificate expires 5
				  years after June 30 of the calendar year of issuance.
(3) A temporary teaching certificate expires
				  1 year after the date of issuance.
(4) Continuing, life, and permanent
				  certificates and full vocational authorizations do not expire.
(5) The superintendent of public instruction
				  shall not issue a Michigan teaching certificate until after payment of the
				  applicable evaluation fee as required by section 1538 of the act, MCL
				  380.1538.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › Teacher Certification Code › Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R. 390.1118 - Nullification of teaching certificate or endorsement

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Rule 18. The holder of a Michigan teaching certificate may
					 request that the superintendent of public instruction nullify the teaching
					 certificate or certificate endorsement or endorsements under section 1532 of
					 the act, MCL
					 380.1532, by submitting a request
					 to the department in the manner established by the
					 department.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › Teacher Certification Code › Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R. 390.1119 - Members of the armed forces and uniformed services, veterans, and dependents

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Rule 19.
(1) As
				  used in this rule:
(a) "Armed forces" means
				  the United States Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps, Space Force, Coast
				  Guard, or other military force designated by the United States Congress as a
				  part of the Armed Forces of the United States, including the reserve
				  components.
(b) "Dependent" means a
				  spouse, surviving spouse, child who is less than 26 years of age, or surviving
				  child who is less than 26 years of age.
(c) "Uniformed services" means the
				  Commissioned Corps of the United States Public Health Service and the National
				  Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Commissioned Officer Corps.
(d) "Veteran" means that term as defined in
				  section 1 of 1965 PA 190, MCL
				  35.61.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › Teacher Certification Code › Part 2 - STANDARD TEACHING CERTIFICATE AND INTERIM TEACHING CERTIFICATE › Section R. 390.1122a - Interim teaching certificate

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Rule 22a.
(1) The
				  superintendent of public instruction may issue an interim teaching certificate
				  with an appropriate endorsement or endorsements to an applicant who pays the
				  applicable evaluation fee and meets all of the requirements under section
				  1531i(2) of the act, MCL
				  380.1531i.
(2) Subject to subrule (3) of this rule, an
				  interim teaching certificate expires 5 years after June 30 of the calendar year
				  of issuance.
(3) An interim
				  teaching certificate expires if the candidate exits the program before
				  completion. The superintendent of public instruction may reinstate an interim
				  teaching certificate that expired under this subrule on request by the
				  alternative route program provider if the candidate returns to the same
				  program. On reinstatement under this subrule, an interim teaching certificate
				  is valid for the amount of time that was left in the validity period under
				  subrule (2) of this rule at the time of expiration under this
				  subrule.
(4) On request by an
				  alternative route program provider, the superintendent of public instruction
				  may issue an endorsement on a valid interim teaching certificate held by an
				  individual who meets the requirements of section 1531i of the act, MCL
				  380.1531i, in the discipline area
				  and grade range of the alternative additional endorsement program in which the
				  individual is participating.
(5)
				  The superintendent of public instruction may issue an interim teaching
				  certificate to an applicant who holds a Michigan teaching certificate other
				  than an interim teaching certificate and is seeking an additional endorsement
				  through an alternative route program under section 1531i of the act, MCL
				  380.1531i. The individual may
				  hold the Michigan teaching certificate and the interim teaching certificate at
				  the same time.
(6) An interim
				  teaching certificate is nonrenewable.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › Teacher Certification Code › Part 2 - STANDARD TEACHING CERTIFICATE AND INTERIM TEACHING CERTIFICATE › Section R. 390.1125 - Degree; recommendations; rules as minimum requirements

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Rule 25.
(1) An
				  applicant for a standard teaching certificate shall possess a bachelor's degree
				  and have the recommendation of an educator preparation provider. A Michigan
				  educator preparation institution may accept a degree from an accredited
				  institution if the accepting Michigan educator preparation institution
				  determines that the degree is equivalent to that awarded by that
				  institution.
(2) An educator
				  preparation provider that recommends candidates for teaching certificates shall
				  establish selection criteria that ensure that it admits only qualified
				  candidates to its approved educator preparation programs and recommends only
				  qualified candidates for certification or additional certificate
				  endorsements.
(3) An educator
				  preparation provider shall not recommend candidates for certification or
				  endorsement in discipline areas in which it does not have approved
				  programs.
(4) An educator
				  preparation provider shall make recommendations concerning all certificates for
				  which the superintendent of public instruction approves the educator
				  preparation provider. An educator preparation provider shall not make a
				  recommendation concerning a certificate before satisfaction of both of the
				  following:
(a) The applicant's satisfactory
				  completion of an approved program of the educator preparation
				  provider.
(b) The applicant's
				  passing of appropriate available examinations as required by section 1531 of
				  the act, MCL
				  380.1531.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › Teacher Certification Code › Part 2 - STANDARD TEACHING CERTIFICATE AND INTERIM TEACHING CERTIFICATE › Section R. 390.1129 - Additional endorsements

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Rule 29.
(1)
				  Subject to R 390.1161, the superintendent of public instruction may issue an
				  additional endorsement on a valid or expired Michigan teaching certificate,
				  except an interim teaching certificate, to an applicant who has paid the
				  applicable evaluation fee if both of the following are satisfied:
(a) The department has received the
				  recommendation of an educator preparation institution under R 390.1125 based on
				  the applicant's satisfactory completion of an approved additional endorsement
				  program that included preparation in theoretical and practical knowledge,
				  discipline area knowledge, pedagogy, and clinical experience, as defined in
				  state board approved standards. If, for a particular additional endorsement
				  program, state board approved standards do not specify pedagogy and clinical
				  experience, the additional endorsement program must require pedagogy and
				  clinical experience.
(b) The
				  applicant passed the appropriate available examination as required by section
				  1531 of the act, MCL
				  380.1531.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › Teacher Certification Code › Part 2 - STANDARD TEACHING CERTIFICATE AND INTERIM TEACHING CERTIFICATE › Section R. 390.1129b - Renewal of standard teaching certificate; progression to professional ..teaching certificate

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Rule 29b.
(1)
				  Subject to subrules (4) and (5) of this rule and subject to section 1233(6) to
				  (8) of the act, MCL
				  380.1233, if an applicant who
				  holds a standard teaching certificate does not qualify for the professional
				  teaching certificate, the superintendent of public instruction may issue to the
				  applicant a 5-year renewal of the standard teaching certificate if the
				  applicant has paid the applicable evaluation fee and the department has
				  received documentation that, since the issue date of the most recent
				  certificate, the applicant completed a combination of education-related
				  professional learning hours totaling 150 hours.
(2) Additional hours beyond the 150 hours
				  required under subrule (1) of this rule that a certificate holder earns during
				  the time period of a certificate do not apply toward subsequent
				  renewals.
(3) The superintendent of
				  public instruction may issue additional 5-year renewals of a standard teaching
				  certificate to an applicant under subrule (1) of this rule on or after January
				  1 of the year in which the certificate expires.
(4) Subject to section 1233(6) to (8) of the
				  act, MCL 380.1233, the superintendent of
				  public instruction may issue one 5-year renewal of a standard teaching
				  certificate to an applicant who has paid the applicable evaluation fee if the
				  department has received documentation that the applicant earned at any time an
				  education-related master's or higher degree.
(5) Subject to section 1233(6) to (8) of the
				  act, MCL 380.1233, the superintendent of
				  public instruction may issue one 5-year renewal of a standard teaching
				  certificate to an applicant who has paid the applicable evaluation fee if the
				  department has received documentation that the applicant holds a valid
				  out-of-state teaching certificate.
(6) An individual who holds a valid or
				  expired standard teaching certificate may progress to the professional teaching
				  certificate at any time after satisfaction of the requirements of R
				  390.1133.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › Teacher Certification Code › Part 2 - STANDARD TEACHING CERTIFICATE AND INTERIM TEACHING CERTIFICATE › Section R. 390.1130 - Out-of-state teaching certificate and program; temporary teaching certificate

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Rule 30.
(1)
				  Subject to subrule (5) of this rule and R 390.1204, the superintendent of
				  public instruction may issue a standard teaching certificate to an applicant
				  who has paid the applicable evaluation fee if the department has received
				  documentation of both of the following:
(a)
				  One of the following:
(i) An out-of-state
				  certificating authority issued a standard level, or higher, teaching
				  certificate to the applicant at any time based on satisfaction of requirements
				  for certification the superintendent of public instruction considers equivalent
				  to those in effect in this state.
(ii) The applicant satisfactorily completed
				  an out-of-state program the requirements of which the superintendent of public
				  instruction considers equivalent to those in effect in this state that lead to
				  teacher certification.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › Teacher Certification Code › Part 3 - PROFESSIONAL TEACHING CERTIFICATE › Section R. 390.1133 - Professional teaching certificate

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Rule 33.
(1) The
				  superintendent of public instruction may issue a professional teaching
				  certificate to an applicant who has paid the applicable evaluation fee if the
				  department has received documentation of all of the following:
(a) The applicant successfully completed 3
				  full years of classroom teaching as described in R 390.1103.
(b) The applicant completed the reading
				  requirements of section 1531(3) of the act, MCL
				  380.1531.
(c) The applicant completed a minimum of 6
				  satisfactory college semester credit hours of literacy instruction for a
				  certificate with an elementary level endorsement or a minimum of 3 satisfactory
				  college semester credit hours of literacy instruction as appropriate to the
				  discipline area for a certificate with another endorsement. The applicant may
				  have completed this course credit at any time before applying for the
				  professional teaching certificate.
(d) Subject to section 1233(6) to (8) of the
				  act, MCL 380.1233, since the issue date of
				  the most recent standard teaching certificate, the applicant completed a
				  combination of education-related professional learning hours totaling 150
				  hours.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Education › Superintendent of Public Instruction › Teacher Certification Code › Part 3 - PROFESSIONAL TEACHING CERTIFICATE › Section R. 390.1135 - Renewal of professional teaching certificate

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Rule 35.
(1)
				  Subject to subrule (3) of this rule and subject to section 1233(6) to (8) of
				  the act, MCL
				  380.1233, the superintendent of
				  public instruction may renew a professional teaching certificate that has
				  expired or will expire within the calendar year of application if the applicant
				  has paid the applicable evaluation fee and the department has received
				  documentation that, since the issue date of the most recent teaching
				  certificate, the applicant completed a combination of education-related
				  professional learning hours totaling 150 hours.
(2) Additional hours beyond the 150 hours
				  required under subrule (1) of this rule that a certificate holder earns during
				  the time period of a certificate do not apply toward subsequent
				  renewals.
(3) Subject to section
				  1233(6) to (8) of the act, MCL
				  380.1233, the superintendent of
				  public instruction may issue one 5-year renewal of a valid or expired Michigan
				  professional teaching certificate to an applicant who has paid the applicable
				  evaluation fee if the department has received documentation that the applicant
				  holds a valid out-of-state teaching certificate.