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Mar 22, 2006
I am a soon to be Texas certified teacher. I will be moving
to Alamogordo in May after my graduation and wedding. I
have been searching the state website for infomation about
certification. I was able to find out that with my TX
certification, college transcript with degree, background
check, and TX certification test scores I would be granted
a NM license. I called a number and spoke to someone last
semester. Now I'm calling the same number and haven't been
able to speak to anyone. I am starting the job application
process for Alamogordo Public Schools and need to know
which certification will be the equivalent to mine here in
TX. I will be certified Early Childhood to fourth grade
here in Tx. If anyone knows of a phone number that I can
call to speak to a person with the state licensure board
I'd really appreciate it. If anyone knows what the
equivalent to my certification will be, I'd appreciate
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It is very hard to find someone at the State Dept. of
Education to talk to. Don't bother-- just fill out the
application and send it in. If you are certified in another
state they will give you at least a 1-year license. You will
probably only need to take a few teacher tests within that 1
year to keep your l...See More