- Long-term substitute license: A long-term substitute license, valid for the area listed on the license, may be issued as follows:
(a) An early childhood long-term substitute license may be issued to the holder of a baccalaureate degree
who evidences twelve semester hours in professional education leading to an early childhood license
(b) A middle-childhood, adolescence to young adult, or multi-age long-term substitute license may be issued
to the holder of a baccalaureate degree who evidences twenty semester hours in the subject field for
which licensure is sought
(c) A substitute career-technical teaching license may be issued to an individual who is deemed to hold the
appropriate education and experience based upon a review of such credentials using criteria established
by the Ohio department of education
(d) A substitute license for interpreter for the hearing impaired may be issued to an individual who is deemed
to have the necessary skills to serve in the capacity of educational interpreter
(e) A one-year intervention specialist long-term substitute teaching license may be issued to the holder of a baccalaureate degree who evidences twelve semester hours in special education. The license may be
renewed upon completion of six semester hours in an approved program leading to an intervention
specialist license
- Renewal of a substitute teaching license: A one-year or five-year substitute teaching license may be renewed on the recommendation of the superintendent of the employing district. The one-year intervention specialist long-term substitute license renewal shall require six semester hours in an approved program leading to an intervention specialist license.
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