Classes that Can be Taught by Holders of Various Endorsements, as Impacted by NCLB

Michigan Department of Education

NOTE The Administrative Rules Governing the Certification of Michigan Teachers re!uires that "LL teachers hold the appropriate
endorsement for the sub#ect$s% they are assigned to teach& 'ederal No Child Left Behind $NCLB% legislation re!uires that the first step in
being Highly (ualified $H(% for a sub#ect is to be )*O)E*L+ ,T"TE CE*TI'IE- for the sub#ect area$s%& .Core sub#ect areas/ identified in
federal NCLB legislation are indicated by bold, italic te0t&
Endorsement Code Classes That Can Be Taught By Holders of Each Endorsement Considerations for NCLB
The listed classes represent MDEs current alignment guidance related to Michigan endorsements, in relation to class titles identified by K-12 schools
and districts. urthermore, the alignment guidance is sub!ect to change "ith ne" state endorsements, ne" class titles named by K-12 schools and
districts, and Michigan curriculum e#pectations. This list is not meant to be all inclusi$e. Districts may use this document to ma%e the best decisions
for the assignment of teachers based upon the class title, a teachers certification and the &'(TE(T of the class. The name of a class M)*T reflect
the content being taught. +uestions regarding endorsements and class titles appearing in this document should be directed to the 'ffice of
,rofessional ,reparation *er$ices.
&ommunication -rts -. *peech
Debate
(e"s/broadcasting
Media
&ommunications
,ublic spea%ing
'ral interpretation
orensics
0ournalism
1earboo%
*chool ne"spaper
2anguage -rts
This endorsement only
issued to elementary
candidates since July 2000
3.
Elem.
K-4 Language Arts
English
*peech
0ournalism
Literature
Reading
Writing
1earboo%
5olders of elementary 3.
endorsements, "ho ha$e passed the
3. MTT&, may teach these classes in
the grade le$els indicated on their
teaching certificates.
5olders of elementary 3.
endorsements may demonstrate 5+
status to teach the bolded, italicized
classes in the grade le$els indicated
on their teaching certificates, by
passing the 3. MTT&, completing an
elementary language arts ma!or 6or its
e7ui$alent of 89 semester credits: or
by meeting the criteria established by
5igh 'b!ecti$e )niform *tate
*tandards of E$aluation 65')**E:.
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Classes that Can be Taught by Holders of Various Endorsements, as Impacted by NCLB
Michigan Department of Education
NOTE The Administrative Rules Governing the Certification of Michigan Teachers re!uires that "LL teachers hold the appropriate
endorsement for the sub#ect$s% they are assigned to teach& 'ederal No Child Left Behind $NCLB% legislation re!uires that the first step in
being Highly (ualified $H(% for a sub#ect is to be )*O)E*L+ ,T"TE CE*TI'IE- for the sub#ect area$s%& .Core sub#ect areas/ identified in
federal NCLB legislation are indicated by bold, italic te0t&
Endorsement Code Classes That Can Be Taught By Holders of Each Endorsement Considerations for NCLB
2anguage -rts
The secondary, 6-12
language arts endorsement
no longer issued to
candidates since 2000
3.
*ec.
>-12 Language Arts
English
Reading
Writing
Literature
*peech
0ournalism
1earboo%
5olders of elementary 3.
endorsements, "ho ha$e passed the
3. MTT&, may teach these classes in
the grade le$els indicated on their
teaching certificates.
5olders of elementary 3. endorsements
may demonstrate 5+ status to teach the
bolded, italicized classes in the grade
le$els indicated on their teaching
certificates, by passing the 3. MTT&,
completing an elementary language arts
ma!or 6or its e7ui$alent of 89 semester
credits: or by meeting the criteria
established by 5igh 'b!ecti$e )niform
*tate *tandards of E$aluation
65')**E:.
English 3- English
Language Arts**
Grammar
Writing
oetr!
Literature
??The English 63-: teacher
may teach a class called
@2anguage -rtsA at the >-4 le$el
onlyB they are not prepared to
teach reading in isolation.
Great "oo#s
$ha#es%eare
&rama '$tud! of literature(
"usiness Writing 'offered
for English credit(
1riting for )ublication $i&e&
,chool Ne2spaper%
1earboo%
5olders of 3- endorsements, "ho ha$e
passed the 3- MTT&, may teach these
classes in the grade le$els indicated on
their teaching certificates.
5olders of 3- endorsements may
demonstrate 5+ status to teach the
bolded, italicized classes in the grade
le$els indicated on their teaching
certificates, by passing the 3- MTT&,
completing an English ma!or 6or its
e7ui$alent of 89 semester credits: or by
meeting the criteria established by 5igh
'b!ecti$e )niform *tate *tandards of
E$aluation 65')**E:.
0ournalism 3& 0ournalism
1earboo%
Media
*chool (e"spaper
3roadcast/Cideo ,roduction
Deb ,ublishing?1
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Classes that Can be Taught by Holders of Various Endorsements, as Impacted by NCLB
Michigan Department of Education
NOTE The Administrative Rules Governing the Certification of Michigan Teachers re!uires that "LL teachers hold the appropriate
endorsement for the sub#ect$s% they are assigned to teach& 'ederal No Child Left Behind $NCLB% legislation re!uires that the first step in
being Highly (ualified $H(% for a sub#ect is to be )*O)E*L+ ,T"TE CE*TI'IE- for the sub#ect area$s%& .Core sub#ect areas/ identified in
federal NCLB legislation are indicated by bold, italic te0t&
Endorsement Code Classes That Can Be Taught By Holders of Each Endorsement Considerations for NCLB
*peech 3D *peech
Debate
(e"s/broadcasting
,ublic spea%ing
'ral interpretation
Theatre/,erformance?1
orensics
&ommunications
?1 - specific endorsement is not needed to teach theatre/performance classes. *chool districts are free to assign any faculty to these classes that
pro$ide e$idence of professional de$elopment related to theatreB as long as they hold a certificate for the grade levels the classes are offered. -
teacher "ith an elementary certificate can teach these introductory classes in grades K-4. Teachers "ith a music, fine arts, speech, English or
language arts endorsement -(D ha$e demonstrated 5+ status for those endorsement areas, may be considered 5+ to teach a theatre/performance
class.
Eeading *pecialist 3E Reading
Language Arts
Title ) Reading
&evelo%mental Reading
Fntro to 2inguistics 6language
ac7uisition:
??The Eeading *pecialist 63E: teacher may teach a class called
@2anguage -rtsA at the K-12 le$elB they are not prepared to
teach English in isolation.
5olders of 3E endorsements, "ho ha$e
passed the 3E MTT&, may teach these
classes in the grade le$els indicated on
their teaching certificates.
5olders of 3E endorsements may
demonstrate 5+ status to teach the
bolded, italicized classes in the grade
le$els indicated on their teaching
certificates, by completing a Eeading
*pecialist masters degree program.
Eeading 3T Reading
&evelo%mental Reading
5olders of 3T endorsement may
demonstrate 5+ status to teach these
classes in the grade le$els indicated on
their teaching certificates byG
passing the 3T MTT&B or
completing a reading ma!or 6or its
e7ui$alent of 89 semester credits:B or
meeting the criteria established by 5igh
'b!ecti$e )niform *tate *tandards of
E$aluation 65')**E:.
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Classes that Can be Taught by Holders of Various Endorsements, as Impacted by NCLB
Michigan Department of Education
NOTE The Administrative Rules Governing the Certification of Michigan Teachers re!uires that "LL teachers hold the appropriate
endorsement for the sub#ect$s% they are assigned to teach& 'ederal No Child Left Behind $NCLB% legislation re!uires that the first step in
being Highly (ualified $H(% for a sub#ect is to be )*O)E*L+ ,T"TE CE*TI'IE- for the sub#ect area$s%& .Core sub#ect areas/ identified in
federal NCLB legislation are indicated by bold, italic te0t&
Endorsement Code Classes That Can Be Taught By Holders of Each Endorsement Considerations for NCLB
*ocial *tudies E. $ocial $tudies
Economics*
Geogra%h!*
+istor!*
olitical $cience*
HFncluding all courses listed
under each indi$idual
endorsement.
Current Events
Global $tudies
5olders of E. endorsement may
demonstrate 5+ status to teach these
classes in the grade le$els indicated on
their teaching certificates byG
passing the E. MTT&B or
completing a group social studies
ma!or 6or its e7ui$alent of 89
semester credits:B or
meeting the criteria established by
5igh 'b!ecti$e )niform *tate
*tandards of E$aluation
65')**E:.
*ocial *cience
This endorsement no longer
issued to candidates since
1995 (This code was
%artiall! relaced !y the
"#$
&. *ocial *cience
$ocial $tudies
Economics**
Geogra%h!**
+istor!**
olitical $cience**
HFncluding all courses listed
under each indi$idual
endorsement.
Current Events
Global $tudies
,sychology
*ociology
-nthropology
&ultural *tudies
3eha$ioral *tudies
5olders of &. endorsements, "ho
ha$e ta%en and passed the &. or E.
MTT&, may teach these classes in the
grade le$els indicated on their teaching
certificates.
5olders of &. endorsements may
demonstrate competence to teach the
bold, italicized classes, in the grade
le$els indicated on their teaching
certificates, by passing the &. or E.
MTT&, ha$ing a social science group
ma!or 6or its e7ui$alent of 89 semester
credits: "ith e$idence of course "or%
in the areas identified "ith an asteris%,
or by meeting the criteria established
by 5')**E.
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Classes that Can be Taught by Holders of Various Endorsements, as Impacted by NCLB
Michigan Department of Education
NOTE The Administrative Rules Governing the Certification of Michigan Teachers re!uires that "LL teachers hold the appropriate
endorsement for the sub#ect$s% they are assigned to teach& 'ederal No Child Left Behind $NCLB% legislation re!uires that the first step in
being Highly (ualified $H(% for a sub#ect is to be )*O)E*L+ ,T"TE CE*TI'IE- for the sub#ect area$s%& .Core sub#ect areas/ identified in
federal NCLB legislation are indicated by bold, italic te0t&
Endorsement Code Classes That Can Be Taught By Holders of Each Endorsement Considerations for NCLB
Economics &- Economics
Current Events
5olders of &- endorsement may
demonstrate 5+ status to teach these
classes in the grade le$els indicated on
their teaching certificates byG
passing the &- MTT&B or
completing a economics ma!or 6or
its e7ui$alent of 89 semester
credits:B or
meeting the criteria established by
5igh 'b!ecti$e )niform *tate
*tandards of E$aluation
65')**E:.
Ieography &3 Geogra%h!
Global Geogra%h!
Michigan Geogra%h!
,-$- Geogra%h!
Global )ssues
The Global .illage
Western +emis%here
Eastern +emis%here
World Regions
Current Events
5olders of &3 endorsement may
demonstrate 5+ status to teach these
classes in the grade le$els indicated on
their teaching certificates byG
passing the &3 MTT&B or
completing a geography ma!or 6or
its e7ui$alent of 89 semester
credits:B or
meeting the criteria established by
5igh 'b!ecti$e )niform *tate
*tandards of E$aluation
65')**E:.
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Classes that Can be Taught by Holders of Various Endorsements, as Impacted by NCLB
Michigan Department of Education
NOTE The Administrative Rules Governing the Certification of Michigan Teachers re!uires that "LL teachers hold the appropriate
endorsement for the sub#ect$s% they are assigned to teach& 'ederal No Child Left Behind $NCLB% legislation re!uires that the first step in
being Highly (ualified $H(% for a sub#ect is to be )*O)E*L+ ,T"TE CE*TI'IE- for the sub#ect area$s%& .Core sub#ect areas/ identified in
federal NCLB legislation are indicated by bold, italic te0t&
Endorsement Code Classes That Can Be Taught By Holders of Each Endorsement Considerations for NCLB
5istory && +istor!
Michigan +istor!
,-$- +istor!
World +istor!
Euro%ean +istor!
Current Events
5olders of && endorsement may
demonstrate 5+ status to teach these
classes in the grade le$els indicated on
their teaching certificates byG
passing the && MTT&B or
completing a history ma!or 6or its
e7ui$alent of 89 semester credits:B
or
meeting the criteria established by
5igh 'b!ecti$e )niform *tate
*tandards of E$aluation
65')**E:.
,olitical *cience &D olitical $cience
American Government
Government
Civics
Contem%orar! World
)ssues
American roblems
Current Events
5olders of &D endorsement may
demonstrate 5+ status to teach these
classes in the grade le$els indicated on
their teaching certificates byG
passing the &D MTT&B or
completing a political science
ma!or 6or its e7ui$alent of 89
semester credits:B or
meeting the criteria established by
5igh 'b!ecti$e )niform *tate
*tandards of E$aluation
65')**E:.
,sychology &E ,sychology
*ociology & *ociology
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Classes that Can be Taught by Holders of Various Endorsements, as Impacted by NCLB
Michigan Department of Education
NOTE The Administrative Rules Governing the Certification of Michigan Teachers re!uires that "LL teachers hold the appropriate
endorsement for the sub#ect$s% they are assigned to teach& 'ederal No Child Left Behind $NCLB% legislation re!uires that the first step in
being Highly (ualified $H(% for a sub#ect is to be )*O)E*L+ ,T"TE CE*TI'IE- for the sub#ect area$s%& .Core sub#ect areas/ identified in
federal NCLB legislation are indicated by bold, italic te0t&
Endorsement Code Classes That Can Be Taught By Holders of Each Endorsement Considerations for NCLB
-nthropology
This endorsement will no
longer !e issued to
candidates after %cto!er
2011&
&5 -nthropology ?2
&ultural *tudies
This endorsement will no
longer !e issued to
candidates after %cto!er
2011&
&2 &ultural studies, cultural anthropology, modern popular culture
?2
3eha$ioral *tudies
This endorsement will no
longer !e issued to
candidates after %cto!er
2011&
&M 3eha$ioral *tudies ?2
?2 - specific endorsement "ill no longer be needed to teach anthropology, cultural studies and beha$ioral studies classes. *chool districts are free to
assign any faculty to these classes that pro$ide e$idence of professional de$elopment related to these areasB as long as they hold a certificate for the
grade levels the classes are offered.
*cience
This endorsement no longer
issued to candidates since
%cto!er 200' (This code
was relaced !y the ()&$
D. General $cience
$cience
"iolog!
Chemistr!
h!sics
Earth/$%ace $cience
h!sical $cience
5olders of D. endorsement may demonstrate
5+ status to teach these classes in the grade
le$els indicated on their teaching certificates byG
passing the D. or DF MTT&B or
completing a group science ma!or 6or its
e7ui$alent of 89 semester credits:B or
meeting the criteria established by 5igh
'b!ecti$e )niform *tate *tandards of
E$aluation 65')**E:.
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Classes that Can be Taught by Holders of Various Endorsements, as Impacted by NCLB
Michigan Department of Education
NOTE The Administrative Rules Governing the Certification of Michigan Teachers re!uires that "LL teachers hold the appropriate
endorsement for the sub#ect$s% they are assigned to teach& 'ederal No Child Left Behind $NCLB% legislation re!uires that the first step in
being Highly (ualified $H(% for a sub#ect is to be )*O)E*L+ ,T"TE CE*TI'IE- for the sub#ect area$s%& .Core sub#ect areas/ identified in
federal NCLB legislation are indicated by bold, italic te0t&
Endorsement Code Classes That Can Be Taught By Holders of Each Endorsement Considerations for NCLB
Fntegrated *cience DF )ntegrated $cience
General $cience
$cience
HFncluding all courses listed
under each indi$idual
endorsement.
"iolog!*
Chemistr!*
h!sics*
Earth/$%ace $cience*
h!sical $cience*
5olders of DF endorsement may demonstrate
5+ status to teach these classes in the grade
le$els indicated on their teaching certificates byG
passing the DF MTT&B or
completing a group science ma!or 6or its
e7ui$alent of 89 semester credits:B or
meeting the criteria established by 5igh
'b!ecti$e )niform *tate *tandards of
E$aluation 65')**E:.
3iology D- "iolog!
Ecolog!
"otan!
0oolog!
+uman Anatom! and
h!siolog!
Environmental $cience
Life $cience
"iochemistr!
Genetics
Microbiolog!
1orensic $cience
5olders of D- endorsement may demonstrate
5+ status to teach these classes in the grade
le$els indicated on their teaching certificates byG
passing the D- MTT&B or
completing a biology ma!or 6or its e7ui$alent
of 89 semester credits:B or
meeting the criteria established by 5igh
'b!ecti$e )niform *tate *tandards of
E$aluation 65')**E:.
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Classes that Can be Taught by Holders of Various Endorsements, as Impacted by NCLB
Michigan Department of Education
NOTE The Administrative Rules Governing the Certification of Michigan Teachers re!uires that "LL teachers hold the appropriate
endorsement for the sub#ect$s% they are assigned to teach& 'ederal No Child Left Behind $NCLB% legislation re!uires that the first step in
being Highly (ualified $H(% for a sub#ect is to be )*O)E*L+ ,T"TE CE*TI'IE- for the sub#ect area$s%& .Core sub#ect areas/ identified in
federal NCLB legislation are indicated by bold, italic te0t&
Endorsement Code Classes That Can Be Taught By Holders of Each Endorsement Considerations for NCLB
&hemistry D& Chemistr!
2rganic chemistr!
h!sical $cience
'as of 3/45/46(
"iochemistr!
1orensic $cience
5olders of D& endorsement may demonstrate
5+ status to teach these classes in the grade
le$els indicated on their teaching certificates byG
passing the D& MTT&B or
completing a chemistry ma!or 6or its
e7ui$alent of 89 semester credits:B or
meeting the criteria established by 5igh
'b!ecti$e )niform *tate *tandards of
E$aluation 65')**E:.
,hysics DE h!sics
Astronom!
h!sical $cience
'as of 3/45/46(
5olders of DE endorsement may demonstrate
5+ status to teach these classes in the grade
le$els indicated on their teaching certificates byG
passing the DE MTT&B or
completing a physics ma!or 6or its e7ui$alent
of 89 semester credits:B or
meeting the criteria established by 5igh
'b!ecti$e )niform *tate *tandards of
E$aluation 65')**E:.
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Classes that Can be Taught by Holders of Various Endorsements, as Impacted by NCLB
Michigan Department of Education
NOTE The Administrative Rules Governing the Certification of Michigan Teachers re!uires that "LL teachers hold the appropriate
endorsement for the sub#ect$s% they are assigned to teach& 'ederal No Child Left Behind $NCLB% legislation re!uires that the first step in
being Highly (ualified $H(% for a sub#ect is to be )*O)E*L+ ,T"TE CE*TI'IE- for the sub#ect area$s%& .Core sub#ect areas/ identified in
federal NCLB legislation are indicated by bold, italic te0t&
Endorsement Code Classes That Can Be Taught By Holders of Each Endorsement Considerations for NCLB
Earth/space science D5 Astronom!
Earth/$%ace science
Geolog!
Limnolog!
Meteorolog!
Mineralog!
2ceanogra%h!
Weather
Environmental $cience
5olders of D5 endorsement may demonstrate
5+ status to teach these classes in the grade
le$els indicated on their teaching certificates byG
passing the D5 MTT&B or
completing a earth/space science ma!or 6or
its e7ui$alent of 89 semester credits:B or
meeting the criteria established by 5igh
'b!ecti$e )niform *tate *tandards of
E$aluation 65')**E:.
,hysical science D, h!sical $cience h!sics
Chemistr!
5olders of D, endorsement may demonstrate
5+ status to teach these classes in the grade
le$els indicated on their teaching certificates byG
passing the D, MTT&B or
completing a physical science ma!or 6or its
e7ui$alent of 89 semester credits:B or
meeting the criteria established by 5igh
'b!ecti$e )niform *tate *tandards of
E$aluation 65')**E:.
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Classes that Can be Taught by Holders of Various Endorsements, as Impacted by NCLB
Michigan Department of Education
NOTE The Administrative Rules Governing the Certification of Michigan Teachers re!uires that "LL teachers hold the appropriate
endorsement for the sub#ect$s% they are assigned to teach& 'ederal No Child Left Behind $NCLB% legislation re!uires that the first step in
being Highly (ualified $H(% for a sub#ect is to be )*O)E*L+ ,T"TE CE*TI'IE- for the sub#ect area$s%& .Core sub#ect areas/ identified in
federal NCLB legislation are indicated by bold, italic te0t&
Endorsement Code Classes That Can Be Taught By Holders of Each Endorsement Considerations for NCLB
Mathematics E. Mathematics
Arithmetic
7umber theor!
re8algebra
Algebra
Geometr!
Calculus
$tatistics
College algebra
Trigonometr!
$olid geometr!
5olders of E. endorsement may demonstrate
5+ status to teach these classes in the grade
le$els indicated on their teaching certificates byG
passing the E. MTT&B or
completing a math ma!or 6or its e7ui$alent of
89 semester credits:B or
meeting the criteria established by 5igh
'b!ecti$e )niform *tate *tandards of
E$aluation 65')**E:.
rench -
1rench language, grammar, culture 5olders of - language endorsements may
demonstrate 5+ status to teach these classes
in the grade le$els indicated on their teaching
certificates byG
passing the E. MTT&B or
completing a ma!or 6or its e7ui$alent of 89
semester credits:B or
meeting the criteria established by 5igh
'b!ecti$e )niform *tate *tandards of
E$aluation 65')**E:.established by 5igh
'b!ecti$e )niform *tate *tandards of
E$aluation 65')**E:.
Ierman 3
German language, grammar, culture
Iree% &
Gree# language, grammar, culture
2atin D
Latin language, grammar, culture
Eussian E
Russian language, grammar, culture
*panish
$%anish language, grammar, culture
'ther I
$%ecific language, grammar, culture in other language
Ftalian 5
)talian language, grammar, culture
,olish F
olish language, grammar, culture
5ebre" 0
+ebre9 language, grammar, culture
-rabic K
Arabic language, grammar, culture
0apanese 2
:a%anese language, grammar, culture
&hinese 6Mandarin: E Chinese language, grammar, culture
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Classes that Can be Taught by Holders of Various Endorsements, as Impacted by NCLB
Michigan Department of Education
NOTE The Administrative Rules Governing the Certification of Michigan Teachers re!uires that "LL teachers hold the appropriate
endorsement for the sub#ect$s% they are assigned to teach& 'ederal No Child Left Behind $NCLB% legislation re!uires that the first step in
being Highly (ualified $H(% for a sub#ect is to be )*O)E*L+ ,T"TE CE*TI'IE- for the sub#ect area$s%& .Core sub#ect areas/ identified
in federal NCLB legislation are indicated by bold, italic te0t&
Endorsement Code Classes That Can Be Taught By Holders of Each
Endorsement
Considerations for NCLB
-merican *ign 2anguage * - specific endorsement is not yet needed to teach -*2
language classes. )ntil such time as a pool of properly
endorsed teachers e#ists, school districts are free to assign
any faculty to these classes that pro$ide e$idence of
professional de$elopment and %no"ledge related to this
areaB as long as they hold a certificate for the grade levels
the class is offered&
3usiness Education
This endorsement will no
longer !e issued to
candidates after %cto!er
2011 6This code is being
replaced by the I+.:
I. -ccounting
3usiness -dministration
3usiness &ommunications
3usiness Education
3usiness 2a"
"usiness Math
3usiness Technology
Mar%eting Education
,ersonal inance
*ecretarial *cience
&omputers?8
&omputer 2iteracy?8
Keyboarding?8
Dord ,rocessing?8
&omputer -pplications?8
Deb Design ?8
Fntroduction to the Fnternet ?8
5olders of I. endorsements, "ho ha$e
passed the I. MTT&, may teach these
classes in the grade le$els indicated on
their teaching certificates.
5olders of I. endorsements may
demonstrate 5+ status to teach the
bolded, italicized classes in the grade
le$els indicated on their teaching
certificates, by passing the I. or I+
MTT&, completing a ma!or 6or its
e7ui$alent of 89 semester credits: or by
meeting the criteria established by 5igh
'b!ecti$e )niform *tate *tandards of
E$aluation 65')**E:.
?8 - specific endorsement is not needed to teach these classes. Dith the addition of the se$enth standard to the *ntry-+evel ,tandards for
-ichigan Teachers, all ne" teachers are entering classrooms "ith technology %no"ledge and s%ills. The &'-TT and M-&'-TT programs are
further strengthening the technology s%ills of teachers. *chool districts are free to assign any faculty to these classes that pro$ide e$idence of
professional de$elopment related to specific technology classes, as long as they hold the certificate for the grade levels in which the classes are
offered. - teacher "ith an elementary certificate can teach these introductory computer classes in grades K-4.
-ccounting
This endorsement will no
longer !e issued to
candidates after %cto!er
2011 6This code is being
replaced by the I+.:
I- -ccounting, inance
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Michigan Department of Education
NOTE The Administrative Rules Governing the Certification of Michigan Teachers re!uires that "LL teachers hold the appropriate
endorsement for the sub#ect$s% they are assigned to teach& 'ederal No Child Left Behind $NCLB% legislation re!uires that the first step in
being Highly (ualified $H(% for a sub#ect is to be )*O)E*L+ ,T"TE CE*TI'IE- for the sub#ect area$s%& .Core sub#ect areas/ identified
in federal NCLB legislation are indicated by bold, italic te0t&
Endorsement Code Classes That Can Be Taught By Holders of Each
Endorsement
Considerations for NCLB
3usiness -dministration
This endorsement will no
longer !e issued to
candidates after %cto!er
2011 6This code is being
replaced by the I+.:
I5 3usiness -dministration
3usiness &ommunications
,ersonal inance
3usiness Education
3usiness 2a"
*ecretarial *cience
This endorsement no longer
issued to candidates since
.ril 200/
IF *ecretarial *cience
3usiness, Management,
Mar%eting, and Technology
I+ -ccounting
3usiness &ommunications
3usiness Education
3usiness 2a"
3usiness Management
-dministration
"usiness Math
3usiness Technology
inance
,ersonal inance
Mar%eting Education
&omputers?8
&omputer 2iteracy?8
Keyboarding?8
Dord ,rocessing?8
&omputer -pplications?8
Deb Design ?8
Fntroduction to the Fnternet ?8
5olders of I+ endorsements may teach
these classes in the grade le$els
indicated on their teaching certificates.
5olders of I+ endorsements may
demonstrate 5+ status to teach the
bolded, italicized classes in the grade
le$els indicated on their teaching
certificates, by passing the I. or I+
MTT&, completing a ma!or 6or its
e7ui$alent of 89 semester credits: or by
meeting the criteria established by 5igh
'b!ecti$e )niform *tate *tandards of
E$aluation 65')**E:.
Mar%eting Education IM Mar%eting Education Distributi$e Education
-griscience and (atural
Eesources 6formerly
-gricultural Education:
5. &lasses related to plant science, animal science, natural
resources, farm business management, and small engine
repair
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Michigan Department of Education
NOTE The Administrative Rules Governing the Certification of Michigan Teachers re!uires that "LL teachers hold the appropriate
endorsement for the sub#ect$s% they are assigned to teach& 'ederal No Child Left Behind $NCLB% legislation re!uires that the first step in
being Highly (ualified $H(% for a sub#ect is to be )*O)E*L+ ,T"TE CE*TI'IE- for the sub#ect area$s%& .Core sub#ect areas/ identified
in federal NCLB legislation are indicated by bold, italic te0t&
Endorsement Code Classes That Can Be Taught By Holders of Each
Endorsement
Considerations for NCLB
Fndustrial Technology F. Fndustrial Technology
Fndustrial -rts
Drafting/&omputer -ssisted
Design
Doods, Metals, and ,lastics
Technologies
Electricity/Electronics
Iraphic -rts
-utomoti$e and *mall
Engine Technology
Manufacturing
&onstruction
Transportation
&ommunication
,o"er and Energy
Technology Education
&omputers?8
&omputer 2iteracy?8
Keyboarding?8
Dord ,rocessing?8
&omputer -pplications?8
Deb Design ?8
Fntroduction to the
Fnternet ?8
?8 - specific endorsement is not needed to teach these classes. Dith the addition of the se$enth standard to the *ntry-+evel ,tandards for
-ichigan Teachers, all ne" teachers are entering classrooms "ith technology %no"ledge and s%ills. The &'-TT and M-&'-TT programs are
further strengthening the technology s%ills of teachers. *chool districts are free to assign any faculty to these classes that pro$ide e$idence of
professional de$elopment related to specific technology classes, as long as they are certified to teach at the grade levels the classes are offered.
- teacher "ith an elementary certificate can teach these introductory computer classes in grades K-4.
Music Education
This endorsement will no
longer !e issued to
candidates after %cto!er
2011 6This code is being
replaced by the 0+.:
0. General Music
Marching "and
Concert "and
2rchestra
Choral Music
$trings
Music Theor!
;e!boards
:azz ensemble
Wind ensemble
Choir
5olders of 0. endorsement may
demonstrate 5+ status to teach these
classes in the grade le$els indicated on their
teaching certificates byG
passing the 0. or 0+ MTT&B or
completing a music ma!or 6or its
e7ui$alent of 89 semester credits:B or
meeting the criteria established by 5igh
'b!ecti$e )niform *tate *tandards of
E$aluation 65')**E:.
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Michigan Department of Education
NOTE The Administrative Rules Governing the Certification of Michigan Teachers re!uires that "LL teachers hold the appropriate
endorsement for the sub#ect$s% they are assigned to teach& 'ederal No Child Left Behind $NCLB% legislation re!uires that the first step in
being Highly (ualified $H(% for a sub#ect is to be )*O)E*L+ ,T"TE CE*TI'IE- for the sub#ect area$s%& .Core sub#ect areas/ identified
in federal NCLB legislation are indicated by bold, italic te0t&
Endorsement Code Classes That Can Be Taught By Holders of Each
Endorsement
Considerations for NCLB
Music Education 0+ General Music
Marching "and
Concert "and
2rchestra
Choral Music
$trings
Music Theor!
;e!boards
:azz ensemble
Wind ensemble
Choir
5olders of 0+ endorsement may
demonstrate 5+ status to teach these
classes in the grade le$els indicated on their
teaching certificates byG
passing the 0+ MTT&B or
completing a music ma!or 6or its
e7ui$alent of 89 semester credits:B or
meeting the criteria established by 5igh
'b!ecti$e )niform *tate *tandards of
E$aluation 65')**E:.
amily and &onsumer
*ciences
K5 amily and &onsumer
*cience
5ealth
,arenthood Education
(utrition *cience
,re-employment s%ills
amily Eelationships
Essential 5ealth and 2i$ing
*%ills
3alancing Dor% and
amily
,re-parenthood
2ife Management
(utrition and oods
&onsumer Education
amily 2i$ing
2ife *ur$i$al *%ills
,ersonal 2i$ing
,ersonal inance
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Michigan Department of Education
NOTE The Administrative Rules Governing the Certification of Michigan Teachers re!uires that "LL teachers hold the appropriate
endorsement for the sub#ect$s% they are assigned to teach& 'ederal No Child Left Behind $NCLB% legislation re!uires that the first step in
being Highly (ualified $H(% for a sub#ect is to be )*O)E*L+ ,T"TE CE*TI'IE- for the sub#ect area$s%& .Core sub#ect areas/ identified
in federal NCLB legislation are indicated by bold, italic te0t&
Endorsement Code Classes That Can Be Taught By Holders of Each
Endorsement
Considerations for NCLB
-rt Education
This endorsement no longer
issued to candidates since
'ctober 299=& 6This code
"as replaced by the 2+.:
2. .isual Arts
.isual $tudies
Art
&ra9ing
ainting
$cul%ture
Ceramics/otter!
&esign
Art A%%reciation
)llustration
Com%uter Gra%hics <
&esign
.ideo
hotogra%h!
1ilm
Art +istor!
Art Criticism
Aesthetics
1iber Arts
:e9elr!
1earboo%
5olders of 2. endorsements, "ho ha$e
passed the 2. or 2+ MTT&, may teach
these classes in the grade le$els
indicated on their teaching certificates.
5olders of 2. endorsements may
demonstrate 5+ status to teach the
bolded, italicized classes in the grade
le$els indicated on their teaching
certificates, by passing the 2. or 2+
MTT&, completing an art ma!or 6or its
e7ui$alent of 89 semester credits: or by
meeting the criteria established by 5igh
'b!ecti$e )niform *tate *tandards of
E$aluation 65')**E:.
Cisual -rts Education 2+ .isual Arts
.isual $tudies
Art
&ra9ing
ainting
)llustration
$cul%ture
Ceramics/otter!
&esign
Art A%%reciation
Com%uter Gra%hics <
&esign
.ideo
hotogra%h! < 1ilm
Art +istor!
Art Criticism
Aesthetics
1iber Arts
:e9elr!
1earboo%
5olders of 2+ endorsements, "ho ha$e
passed the 2+ MTT&, may teach these
classes in the grade le$els indicated on
their teaching certificates.
5olders of 2+ endorsements may
demonstrate 5+ status to teach the
bolded, italicized classes in the grade
le$els indicated on their teaching
certificates, by passing the 2+ MTT&,
completing an art ma!or 6or its e7ui$alent
of 89 semester credits: or by meeting
the criteria established by 5igh 'b!ecti$e
)niform *tate *tandards of E$aluation
65')**E:.
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,age 1>
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Michigan Department of Education
NOTE The Administrative Rules Governing the Certification of Michigan Teachers re!uires that "LL teachers hold the appropriate
endorsement for the sub#ect$s% they are assigned to teach& 'ederal No Child Left Behind $NCLB% legislation re!uires that the first step in
being Highly (ualified $H(% for a sub#ect is to be )*O)E*L+ ,T"TE CE*TI'IE- for the sub#ect area$s%& .Core sub#ect areas/ identified
in federal NCLB legislation are indicated by bold, italic te0t&
Endorsement Code Classes That Can Be Taught By Holders of Each
Endorsement
Considerations for NCLB
Cisual -rts *pecialist 2K .isual Arts
.isual $tudies
Art
&ra9ing
ainting
)llustration
$cul%ture
Ceramics/otter!
&esign
Art A%%reciation
Com%uter Gra%hics <
&esign
hotogra%h! < 1ilm
&igital/7e9 Media
Art +istor!
Art Criticism
Aesthetics
1iber Arts
:e9elr!
1earboo%
5olders of the 2K endorsements must
ha$e completed a masters program in
art education and are therefore
considered 5+.
5ealth, ,hysical Education,
Eecreation and Dance
This endorsement will no
longer !e issued to
candidates after 'ctober
2919
M. 5ealth
,hysical Education
Eecreation
Dance
(oteG The superintendent of public
instruction, in cooperation "ith the
department of public health, shall
train trainers to pro$ide the teacher
training and the de$elopment and
distribution to school districts of
medically accurate material on the
teaching of human immunodeficiency
$irus infection and ac7uired
immunodeficiency syndrome to
young people.
5ealth M- 5ealth
*e# Education
,ersonal 5ygiene
,hysical Education M3
,hysical Education
,hysical itness
Fndi$idual and team gamesG
in$asion 6e.g. bas%etball, hoc%ey, etc.:
net/"all 6e.g., tennis, handball, etc.:
stri%ing/fielding 6e.g., baseball, %ic%ball, etc.:
target 6e.g., golf, bo"ling, etc.:
indi$idual acti$ities 6e.g., outdoor, martial, a7uatics, etc.:
Eecreation
This endorsement will no
longer !e issued to
candidates after %cto!er
2011&
MD 'utdoor Eecreation
6e.g., fishing, boating, orienteering, etc.:
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Michigan Department of Education
NOTE The Administrative Rules Governing the Certification of Michigan Teachers re!uires that "LL teachers hold the appropriate
endorsement for the sub#ect$s% they are assigned to teach& 'ederal No Child Left Behind $NCLB% legislation re!uires that the first step in
being Highly (ualified $H(% for a sub#ect is to be )*O)E*L+ ,T"TE CE*TI'IE- for the sub#ect area$s%& .Core sub#ect areas/ identified
in federal NCLB legislation are indicated by bold, italic te0t&
Endorsement Code Classes That Can Be Taught By Holders of Each
Endorsement
Considerations for NCLB
Dance M5 &ance
1ol# &ance
:azz
"allet
Modern &ance
$=uare &ance
Ta%
"allroom &ancing
5olders of M5 endorsement may
demonstrate 5+ status to teach these
classes in the grade le$els indicated on
their teaching certificates byG
passing the M5 or M. MTT&B or
completing a dance ma!or 6or its
e7ui$alent of 89 semester credits:B or
meeting the criteria established by 5igh
'b!ecti$e )niform *tate *tandards of
E$aluation 65')**E:.
2ibrary Media (D Fndi$iduals "ith this endorsement can administer a school
library and teach library/research s%ills to students. They
are also "ell-prepared to teachG
&omputers?8
&omputer 2iteracy?8
Keyboarding?8
Dord ,rocessing?8
&omputer -pplications?8
Deb Design ?8
Fntroduction to the Fnternet ?8
En$ironmental *tudies
This endorsement will no
longer !e issued to
candidates after 'ctober
2911
(0 En$ironmental *tudies
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Michigan Department of Education
NOTE The Administrative Rules Governing the Certification of Michigan Teachers re!uires that "LL teachers hold the appropriate
endorsement for the sub#ect$s% they are assigned to teach& 'ederal No Child Left Behind $NCLB% legislation re!uires that the first step in
being Highly (ualified $H(% for a sub#ect is to be )*O)E*L+ ,T"TE CE*TI'IE- for the sub#ect area$s%& .Core sub#ect areas/ identified
in federal NCLB legislation are indicated by bold, italic te0t&
Endorsement Code Classes That Can Be Taught By Holders of Each
Endorsement
Considerations for NCLB
Educational Technology (, Fndi$iduals "ith this endorsement are prepared to utiliLe
technology resources for their o"n class instruction and for
student learning in classes for "hich they hold other
endorsements. They may also be "ell-prepared to teachG
&omputers?8
&omputer 2iteracy?8
Keyboarding?8
Dord ,rocessing?8
&omputer -pplications?8
Deb Design ?8
Fntroduction to the Fnternet ?8
&omputer *cience (E &omputer *cience
,rogramming
&omputers?8
&omputer 2iteracy?8
Keyboarding?8
Dord ,rocessing?8
&omputer -pplications?8
Deb Design ?8
Fntroduction to the Fnternet ?8
?8 - specific endorsement is not needed to teach these classes. Dith the addition of the se$enth standard to the *ntry-+evel ,tandards for
-ichigan Teachers, all ne" teachers are entering classrooms "ith technology %no"ledge and s%ills. The &'-TT and M-&'-TT programs are
further strengthening the technology s%ills of teachers. *chool districts are free to assign any faculty to these classes that pro$ide e$idence of
professional de$elopment related to specific technology classes, as long as they are certified to teach at the grade levels the classes are offered.
- teacher "ith an elementary certificate can teach these introductory computer classes in grades K-4.
English as a *econd
2anguage
(* E*2 classes
*heltered instruction in all sub!ects according to
certificate le$el ?<
*heltered instruction for credit in areas of specialty
endorsement. 6e.g., classes for social studies
credit "ould be taught by a teacher endorsed in
both social studies and E*2.:
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Michigan Department of Education
NOTE The Administrative Rules Governing the Certification of Michigan Teachers re!uires that "LL teachers hold the appropriate
endorsement for the sub#ect$s% they are assigned to teach& 'ederal No Child Left Behind $NCLB% legislation re!uires that the first step in
being Highly (ualified $H(% for a sub#ect is to be )*O)E*L+ ,T"TE CE*TI'IE- for the sub#ect area$s%& .Core sub#ect areas/ identified
in federal NCLB legislation are indicated by bold, italic te0t&
Endorsement Code Classes That Can Be Taught By Holders of Each
Endorsement
Considerations for NCLB
?< *heltered instruction, "here teachers use specific strategies to teach a specific content area 6e.g., social studies or math: in "ays
comprehensible to the students "hile promoting their English language de$elopment, has become a common instructional approach for language
minority students at the secondary le$el, particularly as schools prepare students to achie$e high standards.
Iuidance and &ounseling (T Fndi$iduals "ith this endorsement can ser$e in school
positions as guidance counselors.
ine -rts '. 1ine Arts
)ntroduction to the .isual Arts
)ntroduction to General Music
)nterdisci%linar! Arts
Arts E>%lorator!
)ntroduction to Theatre
5olders of '. endorsement may
demonstrate 5+ status to teach these
classes in the grade le$els indicated on
their teaching certificates byG
passing the '. MTT&B or
completing a fine arts ma!or 6or its
e7ui$alent of 89 semester credits:B or
meeting the criteria established by 5igh
'b!ecti$e )niform *tate *tandards of
E$aluation 65')**E:.
5umanities
This endorsement will no
longer !e issued to
candidates after %cto!er
2011&
,. 5umanities
-cademic *tudy of Eeligions
This endorsement will no
longer !e issued to
candidates after %cto!er
2011&
,E -cademic *tudy of Eeligions
Dorld Eeligions
,hilosophy
This endorsement will no
longer !e issued to
candidates after %cto!er
2011&
,* ,hilosophy
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Michigan Department of Education
NOTE The Administrative Rules Governing the Certification of Michigan Teachers re!uires that "LL teachers hold the appropriate
endorsement for the sub#ect$s% they are assigned to teach& 'ederal No Child Left Behind $NCLB% legislation re!uires that the first step in
being Highly (ualified $H(% for a sub#ect is to be )*O)E*L+ ,T"TE CE*TI'IE- for the sub#ect area$s%& .Core sub#ect areas/ identified
in federal NCLB legislation are indicated by bold, italic te0t&
Endorsement Code Classes That Can Be Taught By Holders of Each
Endorsement
Considerations for NCLB
&ogniti$e Fmpairment?;
*-
Eesource Eoom
,rogram in &ogniti$e Fmpairment
6mild, moderate, or se$ere:
-ll Michigan special education teachers
are certified to teach in special
education 3456 classrooms regardless
of the grade le$els indicated on their
certificates.
5ighly +ualified is determined at a local
le$el.
or additional information regarding 5+
$erification, please refer to the special
education documents a$ailable at
""".michigan.go$/teachercert
*peech M 2anguage
Fmpairment?;
*3
Eesource Eoom
,rogram in *peech M 2anguage Fmpairment 6must be
elementary certified: 6Eule 1=;>:
*peech M 2anguage *er$ices
,hysical or 'ther 5ealth
Fmpairment?;
*&
Eesource Eoom
,rogram in ,hysical or 'ther 5ealth Fmpairment
Emotionally Fmpairment?; *E
Eesource Eoom
,rogram in Emotionally Fmpairment
Cisually Fmpairment?; *K
Eesource Eoom
,rogram in Cisually Fmpairment
5earing Fmpairment?; *2
Eesource Eoom
,rogram in 5earing Fmpairment
2earning Disabilities?; *M
Eesource Eoom
,rogram in 2earning Disabilities
,hysical Education for
*tudents "ith Disabilities
*,
,hysical Education for *tudents "ith Disabilities
-utism?;
*C Eesource Eoom
,rogram in -utism
?; Teachers "ith these special education endorsements can currently teach the entire K-12 curriculum to all special education students, as
appro$ed by the local school board and intermediate school district, pro$ided the teacher has satisfied the (&23 and Fndi$iduals "ith Disability
Fmpairment -ct of 299< 6FDEF- 299<: re7uirements for a 0ighly 1ualified teacher in core academic areas for "hich they pro$ide the direct
instruction.
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Michigan Department of Education
NOTE The Administrative Rules Governing the Certification of Michigan Teachers re!uires that "LL teachers hold the appropriate
endorsement for the sub#ect$s% they are assigned to teach& 'ederal No Child Left Behind $NCLB% legislation re!uires that the first step in
being Highly (ualified $H(% for a sub#ect is to be )*O)E*L+ ,T"TE CE*TI'IE- for the sub#ect area$s%& .Core sub#ect areas/ identified
in federal NCLB legislation are indicated by bold, italic te0t&
Endorsement Code Classes That Can Be Taught By Holders of Each
Endorsement
Considerations for NCLB
Technology and Design T. Technology and Design
Technology Education
&oncepts of Technology
,hysical Technology
Energy M ,o"er Technologies
Transportation Technologies
Manufacturing Technologies
&onstruction Technologies
Fnformation Technology
3io-Eelated Technology
&omputers?8
&omputer 2iteracy?8
Keyboarding?8
Dord ,rocessing?8
&omputer -pplications?8
Deb Design ?8
Fntroduction to the Fnternet ?8
?8 - specific endorsement is not needed to teach these classes. Dith the addition of the se$enth standard to the *ntry-+evel ,tandards for
-ichigan Teachers, all ne" teachers are entering classrooms "ith technology %no"ledge and s%ills. The &'-TT and M-&'-TT programs are
further strengthening the technology s%ills of teachers. *chool districts are free to assign any faculty to these classes that pro$ide e$idence of
professional de$elopment related to specific technology classes, as long as they hold a certificate to teach at the grade levels the classes are
offered. - teacher "ith an elementary certificate can teach these introductory computer classes in grades K-4.
-griscience and (atural
Eesources
C-
&lasses that can be taught "ith $ocational codes are those
directly related to specific areas of appro$al listed on the
Fnterim 'ccupational &ertificate or 'ccupational &ertificate.
3usiness *er$ices C3
&lasses that can be taught "ith $ocational codes are those
directly related to specific areas of appro$al listed on the
Fnterim 'ccupational &ertificate or 'ccupational &ertificate.
Cocational &hild &are C&
&lasses that can be taught "ith $ocational codes are those
directly related to specific areas of appro$al listed on the
Fnterim 'ccupational &ertificate or 'ccupational &ertificate.
Distributi$e Education
6CD code changed to CM in
-pril 299<:
CM
&lasses that can be taught "ith $ocational codes are those
directly related to specific areas of appro$al listed on the
Fnterim 'ccupational &ertificate or 'ccupational &ertificate.
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Michigan Department of Education
NOTE The Administrative Rules Governing the Certification of Michigan Teachers re!uires that "LL teachers hold the appropriate
endorsement for the sub#ect$s% they are assigned to teach& 'ederal No Child Left Behind $NCLB% legislation re!uires that the first step in
being Highly (ualified $H(% for a sub#ect is to be )*O)E*L+ ,T"TE CE*TI'IE- for the sub#ect area$s%& .Core sub#ect areas/ identified
in federal NCLB legislation are indicated by bold, italic te0t&
Endorsement Code Classes That Can Be Taught By Holders of Each
Endorsement
Considerations for NCLB
Cocational &osmetology CE
&lasses that can be taught "ith $ocational codes are those
directly related to specific areas of appro$al listed on the
Fnterim 'ccupational &ertificate or 'ccupational &ertificate.
Cocational 2a"
Enforcement/ire *cience
C
&lasses that can be taught "ith $ocational codes are those
directly related to specific areas of appro$al listed on the
Fnterim 'ccupational &ertificate or 'ccupational &ertificate.
Cocational 5ealth *ciences C*
&lasses that can be taught "ith $ocational codes are those
directly related to specific areas of appro$al listed on the
Fnterim 'ccupational &ertificate or 'ccupational &ertificate.
Cocational Teacher &adet CI
&lasses that can be taught "ith $ocational codes are those
directly related to specific areas of appro$al listed on the
Fnterim 'ccupational &ertificate or 'ccupational &ertificate.
amily and &onsumer
*ciences
6*econdary only:
C5
&lasses that can be taught "ith $ocational codes are those
directly related to specific areas of appro$al listed on the
Fnterim 'ccupational &ertificate or 'ccupational &ertificate.
This endorsement is re7uired for receipt of parenthood
added cost funding.
Cocational Technical CT
&lasses that can be taught "ith $ocational codes are those
directly related to specific areas of appro$al listed on the
Fnterim 'ccupational &ertificate or 'ccupational &ertificate.
Cocational 5ospitality
CK
&lasses that can be taught "ith $ocational codes are those
directly related to specific areas of appro$al listed on the
Fnterim 'ccupational &ertificate or 'ccupational &ertificate.
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Classes that Can be Taught by Holders of Various Endorsements, as Impacted by NCLB
Michigan Department of Education
NOTE The Administrative Rules Governing the Certification of Michigan Teachers re!uires that "LL teachers hold the appropriate
endorsement for the sub#ect$s% they are assigned to teach& 'ederal No Child Left Behind $NCLB% legislation re!uires that the first step in
being Highly (ualified $H(% for a sub#ect is to be )*O)E*L+ ,T"TE CE*TI'IE- for the sub#ect area$s%& .Core sub#ect areas/ identified
in federal NCLB legislation are indicated by bold, italic te0t&
Endorsement Code Classes That Can Be Taught By Holders of Each
Endorsement
Considerations for NCLB
3ilingual Endorsements 1--
1T
*ub!ects for "hich the teacher holds primary
certification/endorsement at the le$el of certification.
*ub!ects are taught in English and the language of
the bilingual endorsement.
(ati$e language literacy
E*2 courses at the le$el of certification
*heltered instruction?< in all sub!ects using English
and the language of the bilingual endorsement
*heltered instruction for credit in the areas of
specialty endorsement 6e.g. classes for social
studies credit "ould be taught by a teacher
endorsed in both social studies and the bilingual
language.
?< *heltered instruction, "here teachers use specific strategies to teach a specific content area 6e.g., social studies or math: in "ays
comprehensible to the students "hile promoting their English language de$elopment, has become a common instructional approach for language
minority students at the secondary le$el, particularly as schools prepare students to achie$e high standards.
or additional information, see httpG//""".michigan.go$/teachercert
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