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Board denies Joseph Faye’s Minnesota license renewal application, cites undisclosed prior discipline
Summary
The Professional Educator Licensing and Standards Board adopted an administrative-law-judge-recommended order denying Joseph Faye’s renewal application after finding he failed to disclose prior discipline in Georgia and that the underlying conduct violated licensure standards, the Board said April 25.
The Professional Educator Licensing and Standards Board on April 25 adopted findings and an order denying the renewal application of Joseph William Faye, concluding the application contained false or misleading information and that his prior conduct met the board’s statutory grounds for denial.
Theresa Fleahubon, assistant attorney general representing the educator ethics committee, summarized the committee’s case: Faye applied on April 29, 2024 to renew a Minnesota teaching license that the committee said had expired in 1992 and incorrectly answered “no” when asked whether he had ever had an educational license disciplined in another state. The committee presented records showing the Georgia Professional Standards Commission…
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