Committee hears compact to streamline teacher mobility while preserving state licensing authority
Senate File 3626 would join the Interstate Teacher Mobility Compact to ease licensure between member states while preserving Minnesota's disciplinary authority. PELSB testified that the compact shortens paperwork timelines and retains state sovereignty over licensing and discipline.
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Senator May Quaid presented SF 3626 to establish Minnesota's participation in the Interstate Teacher Mobility Compact, which aims to reduce paperwork and speed licensure for teachers moving between member states while preserving state authority over discipline and license terms.
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