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Council on Teacher Education www.cote.illinois.edu

What We Do Monitor compliance with the Common Assessment Plan (CAP) www.cote.illinois.edu/about/governance/policies/CAP_Undergraduate.pdf Criminal Background Check (fingerprinting) Bloodborne Pathogen Training (Annual) Safety Education Module Student Teaching Agreement GPA (content, professional education, UI, and overall) 2.5 Grades in content/professional education C or better in Professional Education and Content courses. No C-

What We Do (Cont’d) Answer Certification Questions Answer Endorsement Questions Complete Final Audit for Certification

Disclaimer Requirements are subject to change without notice ISBE State legislators We try to let everyone know of any changes as soon as possible. Advisors Student portal Email

Endorsements An endorsement is a statement appearing on a certificate that identifies the specific subjects (at various grade levels) that the certificate holder is authorized to teach Will meet requirements for at least one HS and one MG endorsement. Subsequent endorsements require additional coursework in a specific content area and, perhaps, a test. www.cote.illinois.edu/certification/Endorsements.html

Recommend you get them through us if possible. Can acquire Endorsements at time of initial certification if requirements are met (through COTE) or Later (through ISBE) Recommend you get them through us if possible. Additional fees if you apply later through ISBE ISBE completes their own audit may or may not count courses we do

Endorsements (cont’d) High School endorsements (outside of major) Requirements vary depending on endorsement Typically 24 hours w/12 @ upper-level (300+) Some exceptions – Science, Social Science, ESL, Bilingual

Endorsements (cont’d) Science and Social Science (9-12) Requires 32 hours of coursework, 12 hours in one of the designations and coursework in at least two other designations (see below). Must pass appropriate content test. Science designations: Biology, Chemistry, Earth & Space Science, Environmental Science, Physics Social Science designations: History, Psychology, Economics, Geography, Political Science, Sociology/Anthropology No stipulation that courses must be “upper level”

Endorsements (cont’d) History and Science Majors You can teach all the Social Science or Sciences at the “general” level. To teach AP or honors for Social Science or Sciences outside your major: Have 12 hours in the respective designation(s) Pass the appropriate content test(s)

Endorsements (cont’d) Middle grade endorsements (grades 6-8) Typically 18 hours in subject Some exceptions: Math, Bilingual, ESL State needs: math, science, foreign language, ESL, bilingual Recommend getting several (to make you marketable)

Testing No tests beyond Basic Skills or Test of Academic proficiency during first year of program Appropriate content-area test Must pass prior to student teaching (state law) APT: Grades 6-12 Typically taken during student teaching semester or at the same time content test is taken (for convenience and saves $).

Things To remember If you change your name, change it in Banner and notify the Council If you move, change your address in Banner.

Handout/Reminder Criminal Background Checks are being done on April 24 & 25 from 9 a.m. – noon and 12:30– 5 p.m. First come first serve. Be prepared to wait. Bring form (filled out)-provides ORI number for reporting $52 fee. Payment: Cash, Visa, MasterCard, or Money Order (no personal checks). Check student portal if already taken to see if we have results (CBC date cleared) If these dates aren’t convenient, you can go to Accurate Biometrics location (website is on form). Bring/fill out fingerprint form If you don’t hear that you are cleared within three weeks, contact us.

Who to Contact Degree Requirements – Content advisor at LAS Minor Requirements - Adva Certification Requirements – Jeff or Brenda Certification requirements are subject to change w/o notice

Brenda Clevenger Evans Jeff Buck bmclvngr@illinois.edu Jeff Buck jbuck@illinois.edu 505 E. Green Street, Champaign, IL (above PNC Bank and Cold Stone Creamery) 217-333-7195 Hours 8:30 – 12 and 1 – 5

When You Contact Us E-mail Appointments Include UIN and major Contact one of us, not both Include previous communications when e-mailing Appointments Call 333-7195