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Apr 28, 2008
I received a MN teacher's license in Dec/1999. I moved to
Texas shortly after and began teaching in Texas in 2001.
I took the necessary test (TeXES -similar to the Praxis)
and did all my continuing education hours to fulfill the
Texas state requirements. I even took a level 2 Praxis-
type test in a specific subject area. I'm currently
wanting to move back to MN and have applied at schools.
My MN license, of course, expired in 2006. What will I
have to do to get my MN license current. Will my test and
hours in Texas be able to transfer???? Will I be given a
provisional time period? Will I be able to teach in MN?
Thanks for any input!
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Good Afternoon Laura:
I am not sure what the answer is, but Minnesota natives
moving to teach in southern states then looking to return
north is a fairly common occurrance.
With that in mind, someone at the Minnesota Department of
Education Headquarters, along Highway 36 in Roseville,
shoul...See More