24:28:09:39CTE instructor permit eligibility requirements.

Section · Administrative Rules of South Dakota · View on sdlegislature.gov ↗

Rulemaking activity

ARSD 24:28 Educator CertificationComment closed
ARSD 24:28 (Educator Certification); ARSD 24:53 (Educator Preparation Program Approval)Effective
24:28 (Educator Certification)Effective
ARSD 24:28 (Educator Permits)Effective
24:28:09 Educator Permit RequirementsEffective
Article 24:28 (Educator Certification)Effective
Article 24:28 (Educator Certification), Chapters 24:28:01 (Definitions), 24:28:09 (Educator Permit Requirements), and 24:28:17 (Certification Renewal).Effective
Article 24:10 (Career and Technical Education), Article 24:28 (Educator Certification), and Articles 24:05 (Individual Education Programs) and 24:43 (Accreditation and School Improvement—Curriculum) ***NOTE*** This package includes proposed changes to state graduation requirements. See pages 52-75.Effective
Chapter 24:28 (Educator Certification)Effective
§ 24:05:16:19 and 24:05:27:17 (Special Education); § 24:10:48:01 (CTE); Article 24:15 (Certification); § 24:18:01:01 (Certificate Denial and Discipline procedures); § 24:43:10:01 and §§ 24:43:13 (Accreditation); § 24:53:02:01 (Program Approval)Effective

The career and technical education (CTE) instructor permit may be issued to an applicant who: (1) Holds a minimum of a high school diploma or its equivalent; (2) Has one of the following: (a) An associate of applied science degree or higher in a related CTE field; (b) Four thousand hours of validated work experience in a related CTE field earned within the previous five calendar years; or (c) Holds a national certification in a related CTE field; and (3) Submits an official transcript from a regionally-accredited institution of higher education showing the completion of a mentorship experience worth at least four credits and a course in methods of CTE worth at least two credits, both with a grade of C or higher, within the first three years of employment.

Source: 43 SDR 175, effective July 3, 2017; 45 SDR 35, effective September 19, 2018; 47 SDR 68, effective December 10, 2020; 50 SDR 158, effective July 3, 2024.

General Authority

SDCL 13-1-12.1 ↗
Amended by HB1157 (2021) — establish restrictions governing instructional standards and curricular material
Amended by HB1158 (2021) — prohibit the use of curricular materials that promote racial divisiveness and di
Amended by HB1247 (2019) — establish minimum requirements for high school graduation.
SDCL 13-42-3 ↗
Amended by HB1032 (2020) — revise the authority of the Board of Education Standards to promulgate rules reg

Law Implemented

SDCL 13-1-12.1 ↗
Amended by HB1157 (2021) — establish restrictions governing instructional standards and curricular material
Amended by HB1158 (2021) — prohibit the use of curricular materials that promote racial divisiveness and di
Amended by HB1247 (2019) — establish minimum requirements for high school graduation.
SDCL 13-42-1 ↗
Amended by SB39 (2023) — modify provisions regarding educator complaints.
SDCL 13-42-3 ↗
Amended by HB1032 (2020) — revise the authority of the Board of Education Standards to promulgate rules reg
SDCL 13-42-4 ↗
SDCL 13-43-5 ↗
SDCL 13-43-5.1 ↗

← 24:28:09:38.01 24:28:09:40 →