MEA President: Bill Prue
Advocacy Leadership Force member: Molly Tobin
ALF Member Email: mtobin@kingdomeast.org
2021 Legislative Session Info- Legislature Website
Legislative Calendar |
Convenes: 1/6/2021 Likely meeting virtually in 2021 |
Cross-Over Deadline | None |
Budget Deadline | |
Introduction Deadlines | 1/29/2021 |
Governor | Phil Scott (R) |
Education Committee Chairs |
House: CHAIR: Rep. Kathryn L. Webb (D) Senate: CHAIR: Sen. Philip E. Baruth (D) |
Partisan Split | House: R Senate: R |
House Clerk Contact | 802-828-2247 |
Senate Secretary Contact | 802-828-2241 |
Carryover to 2022 | Yes |
State Board of Education
State Board of Education Website | |
State Board of Education Meeting Schedule | |
Education Secretary | Daniel French |
ESSA Implementation Information
Title I Director | Jesse Roy, Title I State Director (802) 479-1226 |
Title IV Director | Jennifer Gresham, FESP Assistant Division Director (802) 479-1191 |
Title IV Website | |
Title IV Allocations | Available on grants management website by district login |
Application Timeline for Federal Funds | June 30 (allocations based on prior year) |
State Certification Information
State |
Certificate Age Levels and Subject Areas |
Levels and Length of Certification |
Testing Requirements |
Teacher Performance Assessment |
Reciprocity |
Fees*
*Does not account for assessment fee (e.g., Praxis, edTPA, etc.)s |
Alternate Path to Licensure |
State Certification Website: |
Updated |
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General Skills Test |
Content/Subject Specific Test |
Pedagogical Knowledge |
NASDTEC Member |
Additional Coursework |
Yes/No |
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VT | Music K-12 | Level I (3-year) Level II (5-year) |
Praxis I: Core Academic Skills for Educators (CASE) | Praxis II: Music Content & Instruction (5114) | None | No | Yes | Possible additional testing and/or coursework | $200 application | Yes | https://education.vermont.gov/educator-licensure/become-a-vermont-educator/alternative-route | https://education.vermont.gov/educator-licensure | June 2020 |
COVID-19 Information
Gubernatorial Directive to All School Boards and Superintendents: Uniform School Reopening
Gov. Phil Scott issued a July 29 executive order delaying the start of the school year to Sept. 8 for all public and independent schools. The state’s education agency and health department are also recommending full-time in-person learning “as soon as practical,” especially for students in Pre-K through Grade 5. Local districts will still decide how they will reopen.
Title IV Success Stories