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Guide to Candidate Options – Renewal, 2019-2020 School Year Read this page as a .pdf Renewal Options for the 2019-20 School Year Due to COVID-19 As we seek to accommodate as many circumstances as possible, we’ve modified our spring deadlines and established a new Fall submission window for this year only. You have these options: Submit your Profile of Professional Growth by June 12 Submit your Profile of Professional Growth by the new October 16 deadline Defer your Profile of Professional Growth to next cycle Use as much of your evidence collected to date as you see fit Receive a…

Guide to Candidate Options – Certification Read this page as a .pdf Options for Components in the 2019-20 School Year As we seek to accommodate as many circumstances as possible, we’ve modified our spring deadlines and established a new Fall submission window for this year only. For each component you selected for 2019-20, you have these options: Submit by the extended deadlines For Component 1, test by July 15, 2020 For Components 2-4, submit by June 12, 2020 Submit by the new fall October 16, 2020 deadline Switch one uncompleted component for a different one and submit by the extended…

The National Board made changes to provide flexibility for successfully completing your portfolio submissions, Renewal or Maintenance of Certification during the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn more on our Pursuing National Board Certification during COVID-19 page. Create a National Board account to learn the latest National Board candidate news. Candidate Resources The resources on this page include certificate-specific standards and instructions, overviews of the certification components and important policy and procedure documents. Guides & FAQs Guide to National Board Certification Scoring Guide Choosing the Right Certificate Component 1: Content Knowledge Assessment Center Policy and Guidelines EAYA World Languages Candidates Prerequisite FAQ Certification…

Illinois now offers full reciprocity for out-of-state teachers. The minimum requirements for an Illinois Professional Educator License for educators trained in other states include a bachelor’s degree and a comparable and valid educator license or certificate. What incentives are offered to NBCTs teaching in Illinois? Illinois offers a one-time $3,000 incentive for NBCTs in eligible rural/remote school districts. Please check this list of eligible school districts again in late spring 2021, as more districts may be added due to the release of updated Census information and a possible update in statue for eligibility requirements. Also, many Illinois school districts offer incentives for…

Editor’s Note: Rachelle Moore, a Board-certified first-grade teacher from Seattle, testified before the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee today on the reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Schools Act (ESEA). The following is her testimony. To watch a video of the hearing and see the testimony of other witnesses, click here. http://www.help.senate.gov/hearings/hearing/?id=501f2541-5056-a032-5289-c10bc632ec00 To see the National Board press release about Moore’s testimony, click here: https://www.nbpts.org/newsroom/board-certified-teachers-urge-congress-use-esea-reauthorization-strengthen-teaching Thank you Chairman Alexander, Senator Murray, and distinguished committee members for the opportunity to speak today.  Good morning, everyone. My name is Rachelle Moore and I am a National Board Certified Teacher and…

Editor’s Note: Coming to Teaching & Learning? Check out John at his In-The-Classroom Workshop on Friday at 2:30 p.m. in Room 156 on Making the Standards Real in Early Childhood. He will discuss what accomplished teaching looks like to support child development in early childhood classrooms. This blog was also published on the Center for Teaching Quality blog and is reprinted with permission.   One of the most important questions I ask my teacher preparation candidates to consider is “Who benefits?”   There is so much in education that has become convoluted in terms of benefits. Who does does testing benefit? Students?…

At this year’s Teaching & Learning Conference, I stepped out of my comfort zone as a journalist and twitter-holic and into the role of a presenter. I was honored to be a part of the “Writing Our Future: Blogging for Educational Change and Personal Growth” panel, along with widely-read bloggers José Vilson, Renee Moore, and David Cohen as well as my fellow The Standard bloggers Ambereen Khan-Baker and Luann Lee. However, this was my first time speaking publicly about my blogging life, and I had to ask myself the question: Why do I blog? I knew it had to do…