§ 72-2150 Teachers’ licenses; use of certain terms
§ 72-2151 College and university accreditation for automatic teacher certification of graduates; state board duties
§ 72-2152 Same; maintenance of standards
§ 72-2153 Application of K.S.A. 72-2151 and 72-2152 to certain educational institutions
§ 72-2154 Special teachers’ licenses
§ 72-2155 Cancellation of teachers’ licenses; grounds
§ 72-2156 Fees for initial license, renewal or duplication; disposition of moneys; expenditures from fees fund
§ 72-2157 Issuance, renewal, reinstatement and registration of licenses; rules and regulations; requirements
§ 72-2158 Signature and registration of licenses
§ 72-2159 Payment of salaries unlawful, when
§ 72-2160 Student teaching licenses; contracts for student teachers; cost
§ 72-2161 Prohibition from adoption of certain rules and regulations concerning licensure of administrators, teachers or instructors or conditions of employment at two-year colleges or community junior colleges
§ 72-2162 Examination for licensure; duties of state board; confidentiality; availability of specifications and results
§ 72-2163 Same; application; passing score determined by state board; passage requirement
§ 72-2164 Same; exemptions
§ 72-2165 Restrictions on issuance and renewal of licenses; hearings upon denial; reports required of county and district attorneys
§ 72-2166 National board for professional teaching standards certification incentive program
§ 72-2167 Licensure without teacher preparation program requirements; qualifications; limitations
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Terms Used In Kansas Statutes > Chapter 72 > Article 21 - Teacher Licensure

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