Advanced Mentoring Experience Requirement
Teachers at the Preliminary and Initial levels of licensing must complete certain requirements to advance to their next level of licensure. The district will provide teachers with an Induction Program and with options to complete the "50 hours of an advanced mentoring experience beyond the Induction year" that is also required by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.
· All teachers must complete the Induction/Mentoring program during their first year in the district.
The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education regulations for Professional Licensure also requires, among other things, "50 hours of an advanced mentoring experience" beyond the Induction year. In the Lynn Public Schools, we will now offer teachers four options to complete this requirement.
Option 1:
· Completion of the RBT course, Studying Skillful Teaching or completion of Studying Skillful Teaching: Using Data Day to Day
· Attendance at School Support Team meetings for 2 years beyond the Induction year
Option 2:
· Completion of the RBT course, Studying Skillful Teaching or completion of Studying Skillful Teaching: Using Data Day to Day
· Completion of the workshop, Beginning of the Year Classroom Management 1
· Attendance at School Support Team meetings for 1 year beyond the Induction year
Option 3:
· Completion of the RBT course, Studying Skillful Teaching or completion of Studying Skillful Teaching: Using Data Day to Day
· Completion of the workshop, Beginning of the Year Classroom Management 1
· Completion of the workshop, Beginning of the Year Classroom Management 2
Option 4:
· Completion of the RBT course, Studying Skillful Teaching or completion of Studying Skillful Teaching: Using Data Day to Day
· Completion of the RBT course, Investigating Obstacles to Achievement
**Please note: Studying Skillful Teaching or Studying Skillful Teaching: Using Data Day to Day must be completed prior to enrolling in Investigating Obstacles to Achievement
All teachers are obligated to know and complete all other requirements necessary to advance from Preliminary to Initial level license and then Initial to Professional level license.
Approved September 2009: Catherine C. Latham, Superintendent Updated 9/12/11