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Troll Control:
It's public record, darling. That's sort of the REASON for having licenses to teach, isn't it? To make public record of qualifications?And all of their names are already posted on the internet on ASR's website! Direct you anger at ASR for posting those names, not fornits. So silly and untruthful of you!
Caught another little liar in a whopper! Ha, ha, ha... Nice try though!
Troll Control:
--- Quote ---Who is going to put someones name and licensed number on the internet without their permission except someone like Deborah?
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TheWho (you :D) posted the names of the social workers right in this thread! Didn't see you getting mad when you thought it was to your advantage... Ha, ha, ha...
The REAL reason you won't post them is because you can't! Ha, ha, ha... So desperate and untruthful...
TheWho:
--- Quote from: ""Guest"" ---Not true! A quick call does verify something, but that something is the fact that not a single teacher on staff is licensed. Don't try to bullshit anyone!
Also, in order to be licensed, one must have a master's degree in the subject to be taught and teachers cannot be cross-utilized because it's a license violation.
ASR's teachers are all cross-utilized and don't have master's degrees in the subjects they teach. Not to mention not a single one has a license on file or an interim license.
My wife is a licensed teacher in Conn, Mass and NY. Her licenses are on file and quite easiliy verified.
Please name the teachers you claim are licensed and provide their license numbers. If you don't, we can assume you're lying about it.
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someone is not being truthful again, I have to do all the work.. you dont need a Masters degree.
Parents, you cannot believe anything you hear on this thread. Each and every time I need to research and expose the lies.
Here take a look, only a Bachelors degree is needed:
http://www.doe.mass.edu/Educators/e_lic ... ection=k12
Troll Control:
Ha, ha, ha... Too much! This is for a temporary or initial license and is only one of menay requirements that you conveniently ommitted! Ha, ha, ha...
See:
--- Quote ---Professional License - An educator license issued to a person who has met the requirements for an Initial license, completed a Performance Assessment Program or an appropriate master's degree program, and met other requirements.
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Once again, these nitpicky items would only matter, if ASR had licensed teachers!
Honestly, what difference is there if none are licensed anyway? You can't provide any proof of licensure at all, even though it's public record! Let's try to stay on topic... Ha, ha, ha...
These are the actual requirements:
--- Quote ---Massachusetts general requirements
Possession of an Initial license for this field and at this grade level.
At least three full years of employment under the Initial license including completion of a one-year induction program with a mentor and 50 hours of mentored experience beyond the induction year.
One of the following:
For those who have completed any master's or higher degree or other advanced graduate program, not described in 603 CMR 7.04 (2) (b) 5, b, in an accredited college or university, the completion of an approved non-degree 12 credit Professional licensure program for this field and at this grade level. or
Completion of an approved district based program for the Professional License sought as set forth in 603 CMR 7.03(2) (b) 1, a. or
Completion of a master's degree program or other advanced graduate program in the academic discipline appropriate to the license sought in a graduate or professional school other than education in an accredited college or university. or
Programs leading to eligibility for master teacher status, such as those sponsored by the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards and others accepted by the Commissioner for this field at the appropriate grade level. or
Possession of a Professional teacher license in another field or
Completion of an approved master's degree program or other advanced graduate program for this field at the appropriate grade level. or
For those who have completed any master's or higher degree or other advanced graduate program, not described in 603 CMR 7.04 (2) (b) 5, b, in an accredited college or university, the completion of 12 credits of graduate level courses in the academic discipline appropriate to the instructional field of the Professional license sought; these may include credits earned prior to application for the license. or
Completion of a Department-sponsored Performance Assessment Program for this field at the appropriate grade level.
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https://www4.doemass.org/elar/licensure ... .next=next
Again, none of this "academic discussion" changes the fact that none of ASR's teachers hold licenses! Ha, ha, ha...
Now quit yer cryin' and face the facts!
TheWho:
I dont believe you. Post her name and licensed number here on fornits so we can verify you are telling the truth.
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