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Ohio Teachers come in

whitedawhiteda
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I teach in Kentucky and I have my Initial Statement of Eligibility. I have a job interview tomorrow at a school in Ohio.  I looked it up and on the website (education.ohio.gov) it says

The one-year nonrenewable Out-Of-State Educator License, valid for teaching the grade levels and curriculum areas named in such license, shall be issued upon the request of an employing Ohio school district to a qualified individual who meets the following: 1. Is deemed to be of good moral character; 2. Is an out of state applicant and the holder of a valid out of state standard teaching license who has completed a baccalaureate degree, an approved teacher preparation program, and the examination prescribed by the state in which licensure is held, but who has not yet completed the examination (Praxis II) prescribed by the State Board of Education for Ohio licensure. Please submit official transcripts and a photocopy of a standard teaching license along with this application.   The part about having a STANDARD TEACHING LICENSE is scaring me.  Does my statement of elig. count? I love love to land this job.   Also, any advice or pointers for my intview?
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Re: Ohio Teachers come in

  • Aimlc1281Aimlc1281 member
    I had my OH license first then got my KY license.  Nothing additional is needed.  You just have to fill out the paperwork and pay the fees.  GL!
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  • teacherjessteacherjess member
    You should be fine. Generally, as long as you've got the equivalency, you'd be eligible for an Ohio license. You can get a job and start working and just get your licensure during the school year.
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