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Commission on Teacher Credentialing
1900 Capitol Avenue
Sacramento, CA 95811
(916) 322-6253
Updated May 11, 2004
All attachments are in PDF format.
Commission Meeting Agenda
May 5 - 6, 2004
All attachments are in PDF format.
Commission Meeting Agenda
May 5 - 6, 2004
All times are approximate and are provided for convenience only except time specific items identified herein (i.e. Public Hearing). The order of business within each day may be changed without notice. All items may be re-ordered to be heard on any day of the noticed meeting. Persons wishing to address the Commission on Teacher Credentialing on a subject to be considered at this meeting are asked to complete a Request Card and give it to the Recording Secretary prior to the discussion of the item.
Reasonable Accommodation: Any person with a disability requiring disability-related modifications or accommodations to participate in the meeting, including auxiliary aids or services, may make a request by contacting Rhonda Brown at (916) 322-6253 or sending a written request to that person at 1900 Capitol Avenue, Sacramento, CA 95811. Requests should be made as soon as possible but at least five working days in advance of the meeting.
Live Webcast Presentation: The Commission meeting will be webcast via the internet. Access the broadcast on the CTC Meetings page. While the Commission intends to webcast this meeting, it may not be possible to webcast all or part of the open meeting due to technical issues or limitations on resources.
Reasonable Accommodation: Any person with a disability requiring disability-related modifications or accommodations to participate in the meeting, including auxiliary aids or services, may make a request by contacting Rhonda Brown at (916) 322-6253 or sending a written request to that person at 1900 Capitol Avenue, Sacramento, CA 95811. Requests should be made as soon as possible but at least five working days in advance of the meeting.
Live Webcast Presentation: The Commission meeting will be webcast via the internet. Access the broadcast on the CTC Meetings page. While the Commission intends to webcast this meeting, it may not be possible to webcast all or part of the open meeting due to technical issues or limitations on resources.
Action
1A: Approval of the January 8, 2004 Executive Committee Minutes
Staff will recommend that the Committee approve the minutes of the January 8, 2004 meeting of the Executive Committee. After review, the Committee may approve, or amend and approve, the Minutes.
Action
1B: Approval of the Commission's 2005 Meeting Schedule
Staff will recommend that the Committee approve the Commission's proposed 2005 meeting schedule.
1A: Approval of the January 8, 2004 Executive Committee Minutes
Staff will recommend that the Committee approve the minutes of the January 8, 2004 meeting of the Executive Committee. After review, the Committee may approve, or amend and approve, the Minutes.
Action
1B: Approval of the Commission's 2005 Meeting Schedule
Staff will recommend that the Committee approve the Commission's proposed 2005 meeting schedule.
Action
2A: Interviews for Appointment to the Committee of Credentials
The Professional Practices Committee will interview, evaluate, and appoint one (1) Administrator member to serve on the Committee of Credentials, and select one alternate member.
2A: Interviews for Appointment to the Committee of Credentials
The Professional Practices Committee will interview, evaluate, and appoint one (1) Administrator member to serve on the Committee of Credentials, and select one alternate member.
The Commission will immediately convene into Closed Session. The Commission will meet in Closed Session pursuant to California Government Code Section 11126 as well as California Education Code Sections 44245 and 44248. The Commission will report out of Closed Session appropriately concerning any and all action taken or determinations made therein.
Action
3A: Approval of the Minutes
Staff will recommend that the Committee approve the minutes of the March 2004 meeting of the Appeals and Waivers Committee. After review, the Committee may approve, or amend and approve the minutes.
Action
3B: Waivers: Consent Calendar
These waiver requests have been reviewed by staff and meet the criteria adopted by the Commission.
Action
3C: Waivers: Conditions Calendar
These waiver requests have been reviewed by staff on the basis of criteria adopted by the Commission and special conditions for subsequent waivers are included.
Action
3D: Waivers: Denial Calendar
These waiver requests do not meet the criteria for inclusion on a consent calendar and will be considered on an individual basis.
3A: Approval of the Minutes
Staff will recommend that the Committee approve the minutes of the March 2004 meeting of the Appeals and Waivers Committee. After review, the Committee may approve, or amend and approve the minutes.
Action
3B: Waivers: Consent Calendar
These waiver requests have been reviewed by staff and meet the criteria adopted by the Commission.
Action
3C: Waivers: Conditions Calendar
These waiver requests have been reviewed by staff on the basis of criteria adopted by the Commission and special conditions for subsequent waivers are included.
Action
3D: Waivers: Denial Calendar
These waiver requests do not meet the criteria for inclusion on a consent calendar and will be considered on an individual basis.
4A: Call the Meeting to Order
Roll call shall be taken followed by the Pledge of Allegiance.
Action
4B: Approval of the March 2004 Minutes (Posted May 11, 2004)
The Executive Director will recommend that the Commission approve the minutes of the March 2004 meeting of the Commission.
Action
4C: Approval of the May 2004 Consent Calendar
The Executive Director will recommend that the Commission approve the May 2004 Consent Calendar. After review, the Commission may approve, or amend and approve the Consent Calendar.
Information
4D: Chair's Report
Information
4E: Executive Director's Report
Action
4F: Proposed Additions to Title 5 Regulations Pertaining to No Child Left Behind Authorizations
This agenda item proposes a new name and outlines three options for the Commission to consider in establishing these proposed NCLB compliant authorizations.
Roll call shall be taken followed by the Pledge of Allegiance.
Action
4B: Approval of the March 2004 Minutes (Posted May 11, 2004)
The Executive Director will recommend that the Commission approve the minutes of the March 2004 meeting of the Commission.
Action
4C: Approval of the May 2004 Consent Calendar
The Executive Director will recommend that the Commission approve the May 2004 Consent Calendar. After review, the Commission may approve, or amend and approve the Consent Calendar.
Information
4D: Chair's Report
Information
4E: Executive Director's Report
Action
4F: Proposed Additions to Title 5 Regulations Pertaining to No Child Left Behind Authorizations
This agenda item proposes a new name and outlines three options for the Commission to consider in establishing these proposed NCLB compliant authorizations.
Presentation
Day of the Teacher Celebration
Ms. Anne McKinney, Assistant Secretary for Higher Education, of the Office of the Secretary for Education will present the Day of the Teacher award to the recipient nominated by Secretary Richard Riordan.
Day of the Teacher Celebration
Ms. Anne McKinney, Assistant Secretary for Higher Education, of the Office of the Secretary for Education will present the Day of the Teacher award to the recipient nominated by Secretary Richard Riordan.
Information
5A: Update on the Fiscal Year 2003-04 Budget Act
Staff will present an update on modifications of the 2003-04 Budget Act as related to the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing.
Information
5B: Update on the Fiscal Year 2004-05 Proposed Governor's Budget
Staff will present an update on the developments of the proposed 2004-05 Governor's Budget as related to the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing.
5A: Update on the Fiscal Year 2003-04 Budget Act
Staff will present an update on modifications of the 2003-04 Budget Act as related to the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing.
Information
5B: Update on the Fiscal Year 2004-05 Proposed Governor's Budget
Staff will present an update on the developments of the proposed 2004-05 Governor's Budget as related to the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing.
Information
6A: Study Session on the Approval of Subject Matter Programs
At its March 2004 meeting, the Commission directed staff to prepare a study session regarding the approval of programs that develop subject matter competence for teacher candidates. This agenda item reviews the history of Commission-approved subject matter programs and provides a series of discussion items related to the approval of subject matter programs.
Action
6B: Options for the Review of the Accreditation Framework
In January 2004, the Commission directed the Committee on Accreditation to meet with stakeholders to identify options for establishing a process for the review of the Commission's Accreditation Framework that would be open, inclusive of key stakeholders, and consultative. The Committee on Accreditation has endorsed a set of guiding principles for the review and submits three options for the Commission's consideration. Among the three options, the Committee has identified a preferred option for proceeding with the review.
Action
6C: Standards for Single Subject Programs in Art, Languages Other than English, Music, and Physical Education
This report recommends Single Subject Matter Program Standards for art, language other than English, music, and physical education that, if adopted by the Commission, will be utilized by California accredited colleges and universities to develop single subject matter preparation programs in these academic areas. The single subject matter program standards were drafted by advisory panels working with National Evaluation Systems. This report will describe the development process, the field review, and the proposed implementation of these new draft standards.
6A: Study Session on the Approval of Subject Matter Programs
At its March 2004 meeting, the Commission directed staff to prepare a study session regarding the approval of programs that develop subject matter competence for teacher candidates. This agenda item reviews the history of Commission-approved subject matter programs and provides a series of discussion items related to the approval of subject matter programs.
Action
6B: Options for the Review of the Accreditation Framework
In January 2004, the Commission directed the Committee on Accreditation to meet with stakeholders to identify options for establishing a process for the review of the Commission's Accreditation Framework that would be open, inclusive of key stakeholders, and consultative. The Committee on Accreditation has endorsed a set of guiding principles for the review and submits three options for the Commission's consideration. Among the three options, the Committee has identified a preferred option for proceeding with the review.
Action
6C: Standards for Single Subject Programs in Art, Languages Other than English, Music, and Physical Education
This report recommends Single Subject Matter Program Standards for art, language other than English, music, and physical education that, if adopted by the Commission, will be utilized by California accredited colleges and universities to develop single subject matter preparation programs in these academic areas. The single subject matter program standards were drafted by advisory panels working with National Evaluation Systems. This report will describe the development process, the field review, and the proposed implementation of these new draft standards.
Action
7A: Teacher Supply in California 2002-2003 - A Report to the Legislature
This agenda item is in response to Assembly Bill (AB) 471 (Scott, Chapter 381, Statutes of 1999. AB 471 requires the Commission report to the Governor and the Legislature each year on the number of teachers who received credentials, certificates, permits and waivers to teach in California public schools.
Information
7B: Update on Stakeholders Meeting to Replace Emergency Permits
This agenda item reviews the proposals that have been developed to replace emergency permits following the two stakeholders meetings on January 21, 2004 and March 16, 2004.
7A: Teacher Supply in California 2002-2003 - A Report to the Legislature
This agenda item is in response to Assembly Bill (AB) 471 (Scott, Chapter 381, Statutes of 1999. AB 471 requires the Commission report to the Governor and the Legislature each year on the number of teachers who received credentials, certificates, permits and waivers to teach in California public schools.
Information
7B: Update on Stakeholders Meeting to Replace Emergency Permits
This agenda item reviews the proposals that have been developed to replace emergency permits following the two stakeholders meetings on January 21, 2004 and March 16, 2004.
Action/Information
8A: Status of Legislation of Interest to the Commission
Staff will present the status of legislative measures that have a position adopted by the Commission.
Action/Information
8B: Analyses of Bills of Interest to the Commission
Staff will present analyses of educator preparation or licensing bills introduced by legislators. The analyses will summarize current law, describe the bill's provisions, estimate its costs, recommend amendments if applicable, and propose a recommendation. The Commission will be asked to take a position on the measures. Positions for the Commission to consider are: Sponsor, Support, Support if Amended, Approve, Approve if Amended, Seek Amendments, Watch, Disapprove, Oppose Unless Amended, and Oppose.
8A: Status of Legislation of Interest to the Commission
Staff will present the status of legislative measures that have a position adopted by the Commission.
Action/Information
8B: Analyses of Bills of Interest to the Commission
Staff will present analyses of educator preparation or licensing bills introduced by legislators. The analyses will summarize current law, describe the bill's provisions, estimate its costs, recommend amendments if applicable, and propose a recommendation. The Commission will be asked to take a position on the measures. Positions for the Commission to consider are: Sponsor, Support, Support if Amended, Approve, Approve if Amended, Seek Amendments, Watch, Disapprove, Oppose Unless Amended, and Oppose.
4G: Report of Executive Committee
4H: Report of Closed Session Items
4I: Report of Appeals and Waivers Committee
Information
4J: New Business
Quarterly Agenda for June, August and September/October 2004 is presented
Commission Member Reports
Audience Presentations
4K: Adjournment
4H: Report of Closed Session Items
4I: Report of Appeals and Waivers Committee
Information
4J: New Business
Quarterly Agenda for June, August and September/October 2004 is presented
Commission Member Reports
Audience Presentations
4K: Adjournment
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