Incoming freshman cost adjustments

thumper1
Sun, 17 Feb 2019 17:44:59 +0000

Too late to edit…so I will add. I’ve worked on public schools my entire career. I got my bachelors in Ohio, and my masters in Illinois. Other than clinical work and student teaching (I’m a speech pathologist), I never was employed in either state.

I DID have to satisfy the certification requirements in the states in which I worked. This was not hard to do. Now, this would maybe require me to take an additional Praxis test…but since I have the equivalent of national certification, probably not since this meets the certification and licensure requirements everywhere. I have to be licensed in addition to SDE certification in most states.

But my point is…you can get your education degree in any state, and become certified in ANY other state as long as you satisfy the certification requirements.

Folks relocate all the time.