| (a) For all assignments (except career and technical
education assignments based on skill and experience). The employing
superintendent or his or her designee or authorized representative
must verify the individual's eligibility for the emergency permit
as described in §230.75 of this title (relating to General Eligibility
Requirements for Emergency Permits) and §230.77 of this title
(relating to Specific Requirements for Initial Emergency Permits)
and submit online to the Texas Education Agency (TEA) staff the following
information within 45 instructional days of assignment:
(1) a completed online emergency permit application;
(2) one of the following:
(A) a certification plan from an approved Texas educator
preparation program (EPP) verifying that the individual meets the
grade point average requirement for admission to the EPP and a listing
of the preparation, student teaching/internship, and/or assessment
activities required to obtain certification in the assignment for
which the emergency permit application has been submitted; or
(B) verification of registration for the next available
and practicable administration of the appropriate content area certification
examination(s) for an individual who:
(i) holds a bachelor's degree or higher from an accredited
institution of higher education;
(ii) is already certified in another classroom teaching
content area; and
(iii) is placed in an assignment requiring a different
classroom teaching certificate; and
(3) the appropriate fee (payable by the school district).
(b) For career and technical education assignments
based on skill and experience. The employing superintendent or his
or her designee or authorized representative must verify the individual's
eligibility for the emergency permit as described in §230.75
and §230.77 of this title and submit online to the TEA staff
the following information within 45 instructional days of assignment:
(1) a completed online emergency permit application;
(2) a copy of the individual's statement of qualifications,
approved by the certification officer of a Texas EPP approved to prepare
career and technical education teachers, verifying appropriate work
experience in the occupation or trade area to be taught as specified
in §233.14 of this title (relating to Career and Technical Education
(Certificates requiring experience and preparation in a skill area));
(3) acceptable license, registration, or certification
by a state-authorized or nationally recognized agency in an occupational
area appropriate for the assignment;
(4) a certification plan from an approved Texas EPP
for the career and technical education certificate appropriate for
the assignment; and
(5) the appropriate fee (payable by the school district).
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