Full licensure definition
Full licensure means an entity meets the require- ments established by the state for licensing or approved as meeting state minimum licensing requirements.
Full licensure means an initial, or standard, non-contingent license to teach in a subject area or grade level, in contrast with a license that is provisional,; temporary,; or conditional on the fulfillment of additional course work or passing exams or any other requirement of the Division of Elementary and Secondary Education, other than the attainment of annual professional development training; or teaching under a waiver from licensure. The exception for a RIF in the District’s teaching staff specifically does not allow a licensed employee who might wish to assume a classified position to displace a classified employee.
Full licensure means the facility licensed or approved by the department of social and health services meets all applicable licensing standards.
More Definitions of Full licensure
Full licensure means an initial, or standard, non-contingent license to teach in a subject area or grade level, in contrast with a license that is provisional, temporary, or conditional on the fulfillment of additional course work, or passing exams or any other requirement of the Division of Elementary and Secondary Education, other than the attainment of annual professional development training; or teaching under a waiver from licensure.
Full licensure means an initial, or standard, non-contingent license to teach in a subject area or grade level, in contrast with a license that is provisional,; temporary,; or