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Tyler ISD board votes to seek delay of state teacher-certification deadlines; adopts three-year transition plan
Summary
After extended debate about test rigor, recruitment and staffing supply, trustees approved a resolution to request a delay of the state teacher-certification deadline until the 2029–30 school year and endorsed a transition plan to reduce uncertified core-content teachers by roughly 35 per year.
The Tyler ISD Board of Trustees approved a resolution to request that the state delay the implementation of new teacher-certification requirements until the 2029–30 school year and accepted a district transition plan intended to eliminate uncertified core-content teachers over the three-year window.
Sherry Taylor, the district executive director of human resources (introduced in the packet and speaking in the presentation), told trustees the submission requires three elements: a transition plan, identification of…
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