Minnesota Administrative Code

3510.4000 [Renumbered 3512.2700] Published Electronically: January 31, 2005

3510.4100 [Renumbered 8700.8000] Published Electronically: January 31, 2005

3510.4200 [Renumbered 8700.8010] Published Electronically: January 31, 2005

3510.4300 [Renumbered 8700.8020] Published Electronically: January 31, 2005

3510.4400 [Renumbered 8700.8030] Published Electronically: January 31, 2005

3510.4500 [Renumbered 8700.8040] Published Electronically: January 31, 2005

3510.4600 [Renumbered 8700.8050] Published Electronically: January 31, 2005

3510.4700 [Renumbered 8700.8060] Published Electronically: January 31, 2005

3510.4800 [Renumbered 8700.8070] Published Electronically: January 31, 2005

3510.4900 [Renumbered 8700.8080] Published Electronically: January 31, 2005

3510.5100 [Renumbered 8700.8090] Published Electronically: January 31, 2005

3510.5200 [Renumbered 8700.8110] Published Electronically: January 31, 2005

3510.5300 [Renumbered 8700.8120] Published Electronically: January 31, 2005

3510.5400 [Renumbered 8700.8130] Published Electronically: January 31, 2005

3510.5500 [Renumbered 8700.8140] Published Electronically: January 31, 2005

3510.5600 [Renumbered 8700.8150] Published Electronically: January 31, 2005

3510.5700 [Renumbered 8700.8160] Published Electronically: January 31, 2005

3510.5800 [Renumbered 8700.8170] Published Electronically: January 31, 2005

3510.6000 [Renumbered 8700.8180] Published Electronically: January 31, 2005

3510.6100 [Renumbered 8700.8190] Published Electronically: January 31, 2005

3510.6400 [Renumbered 8700.9000] Published Electronically: January 31, 2005

3510.6500 [Renumbered 8700.9010] Published Electronically: January 31, 2005

3510.6600 [Renumbered 8700.9020] Published Electronically: January 31, 2005

3510.6700 [Renumbered 8700.9030] Published Electronically: January 31, 2005

3512.0100 DEFINITIONS. Subpart 1. Scope. As used in this chapter, the terms defined in this part have the meanings given them. Subp. 2. Administrative licensure areas. "Administrative licensure areas" means the licensure areas of directors, superintendents of schools, and school …

3512.0200 EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR SUPERINTENDENT, PRINCIPAL, AND DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL EDUCATION. Subpart 1. Scope. A person working as a superintendent, assistant superintendent, principal, assistant principal, special education director, or assistant special edu…

3512.0300 SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS, PRINCIPALS, AND DIRECTORS OF SPECIAL EDUCATION. Subpart 1. License required. A person who serves as or performs the duties of a superintendent, principal, or director of special education must hold a license appropriate to that position. A person…

3512.0400 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS. Subpart 1. Field experience. A board-approved school licensure program for superintendents, principals, and directors of special education must include a 320-hour field experience. A person participating in field experiences must not replace superi…

3512.0505 DIRECTORS OF COMMUNITY EDUCATION. Subpart 1. Scope. A person who serves as a district director or assistant director of community education must hold a license as a director of community education. Subp. 2. License requirement. An applicant recommended for licensure as …

3512.0510 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL ADMINISTRATIVE LICENSES. Subpart 1. Core leadership competencies for Minnesota administrative licenses. A person who serves as a superintendent, principal, director of special education, or director of community education must demonstrate co…

3512.0700 ADMINISTRATIVE LICENSURE WITHOUT TEACHING EXPERIENCE FOR SUPERINTENDENTS, PRINCIPALS, AND DIRECTORS OF SPECIAL EDUCATION. Subpart 1. Scope. This part applies to applicants for kindergarten through grade 12 principal, superintendent, or director of special education lice…

3512.0800 ALTERNATIVE PATHWAY LICENSURE FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS. Subpart 1. Intent of alternative pathway to license. An applicant for licensure through an alternative pathway must demonstrate skills and competencies needed to perform the functions of a superintendent. This al…

3512.1200 CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMS FOR DIRECTORS, PRINCIPALS, AND SUPERINTENDENTS. Subpart 1. Definitions. The definitions in items A and B apply to this part. A. "Clock hours" means hours of actual instruction or supervised group activities in a Minnesota administrative and…

3512.1300 PROCEDURES FOR VOLUNTARY SURRENDER OF LICENSES. Subpart 1. Request to surrender license. A person holding a license issued by the board may voluntarily surrender the license by submitting to the executive director of the board a written request to surrender, specifying …

3512.1500 ISSUANCE AND RENEWAL OF LICENSES. Subpart 1. Renewal. A license to serve as superintendent, principal, or director must bear the date of issue and the expiration date and may be renewed on or before July 1 in the year of expiration. Subp. 2. Expiration. After July 1 in …

3512.1600 APPEALS. Subpart 1. Licensure denials. A person whose application for an administrative license is recommended for denial by the licensing committee or whose application is denied by the board without a licensing committee recommendation may appeal under the contested c…

3512.1700 RULES REVIEW. The board must review licensure standards for superintendents, principals, and directors every even-numbered year beginning in 2008. Statutory Authority: MS s 122A.14; 125.05; L 1993 c 224 art 12 s 34; L 1996 c 412 art 9 s 14; L 2006 c 263 art 2 s 20 Histo…

3512.2000 REQUIREMENTS FOR ISSUANCE AND RENEWAL OF LICENSES. Subpart 1. In general. An applicant must qualify separately for each licensure area for which application is made and provide evidence of satisfactory completion of a board-approved program in the licensure area or esta…

3512.2050 PROVISIONAL LICENSE. A. The board may issue a two-year nonrenewable provisional license to an applicant under part 3512.2600 who has not completed a licensure program equivalent in credits and substantially equivalent in content to board-approved programs. To be eligibl…

3512.2100 INITIAL LICENSE. A. Licensure applicants must meet the requirements for each administrative area where the applicant seeks licensure. The board must issue an initial license to an applicant who meets all of the following requirements. An applicant must: (1) fulfill the …

3512.2300 CONTINUING LICENSE. Subpart 1. Continuing license for those holding initial license. The board must issue a five-year continuing license to an applicant who completes at least one school year of administrative or supervisory experience in a licensure area while holding …

3512.2400 SUSPENSION AND REVOCATION OF LICENSES. Subpart 1. Cause. The board may revoke or suspend the license of a superintendent, principal, or director for any of the following causes: A. immoral character or conduct; B. a breach of contract of employment without justifiable c…

3512.2500 PROCEDURES FOR APPROVAL OF LICENSURE PROGRAMS. Subpart 1. Request for approval. Institutions the board approves under this part to prepare persons for licensure may request board approval of licensure programs in administration and supervision. The board must evaluate t…

3512.2600 LICENSURE FOR PERSONS PREPARED IN STATES OTHER THAN MINNESOTA. Subpart 1. Criteria. A. The board must issue Minnesota licenses to persons who otherwise meet applicable statutory requirements and the requirements of this part. The board must issue licenses only in licens…

3512.3000 LICENSE RENEWAL OF HEAD VARSITY COACHES OF INTERSCHOLASTIC SPORTS IN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS. A person who holds or has held a license as a head varsity coach of interscholastic sports in senior high schools issued before December 31, 1996, under parts 3510.7500 to 3510.790…

3512.3100 EMPLOYMENT OF HEAD VARSITY COACHES OF INTERSCHOLASTIC SPORTS IN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS. A school district may employ a person as a head varsity coach of an interscholastic sport in a senior high school provided that: A. in the judgment of the school board, the person has t…