Interstate Teacher Mobility Compact
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill establishes the "Interstate Teacher Mobility Compact" for South Carolina, allowing the state to participate with other states in a system designed to facilitate the movement of teachers across state lines. The compact aims to streamline the process for teachers to obtain licenses in new states, support military spouses, and improve the exchange of information related to teacher qualifications and disciplinary actions. It also seeks to remove barriers to relicensing and enhance the ability of districts to hire qualified teachers.
Key provisions
- South Carolina enters into the Interstate Teacher Mobility Compact with other states.
- The compact establishes a streamlined process for teachers to obtain licenses in new states.
- It addresses the relocation of active military members and eligible military spouses.
- The compact facilitates the exchange of information regarding teacher qualifications and disciplinary actions.
- It aims to remove barriers to relicensing for teachers.
- The commission will establish rules and regulations to implement the compact.
- The compact includes provisions for dispute resolution and enforcement.
- The compact outlines specific definitions related to teacher licensure and mobility.
Who is affected
- Teachers
- School districts
- State licensing authorities
- Military personnel and spouses
- South Carolina residents
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