Who determines if the Emergency Permit should be applied for? And, who determines which content areas and school settings are placed on the Permit?
The Superintendent of the school corporation or the Special Education Director of the Special Services Coop. (or their designee) determines if an Emergency Permit is needed for a particular assignment. These persons also will specify on the EP application the specific teaching or administrative area of the assignment and the school settings for this assignment. As a general rule, the EP is needed for any teaching or administrative assignment for an accredited school when the school corporation cannot locate a properly licensed person for the assignment.
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