Alaska Administrative Code (Last Updated: January 12, 2017) |
Title 4. Education and Early Development. |
Chapter 4.12. Certification of Professional Teachers. |
Section 4.12.310. Designation and qualifying scores of teacher competency examination.
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(a) The following Praxis I: Academic Skills Assessments are designated as competency examinations for teachers under AS 14.20.020(i) with the following qualifying scores for this state: (1) for the Computer Based Test (adaptive), (A) reading: 322; (B) writing: 321; and (C) mathematics: 318; (2) for the Computerized Pre-Professional Skill Test, an average score of 174 with no score less than 172 on each of the reading, writing, and mathematics tests; and (3) for the Academic Skills for Educators Test, (A) reading (5712): 156; (B) writing: (5722): 162; and (C) mathematics: (5732): 150. (b) The California Basic Educational Skills Test, administered in California or Oregon, is designated as a teacher competency examination under AS 14.20.020(i) with a qualifying score of at least a total score of 123, except that no score on any subsection of the test may fall below a scaled score of 37. (c) The Washington Educator Skills Test - Basic is designated as a teacher competency examination under AS 14.20.020(i) with qualifying scores of (1) reading: 240; (2) writing: 240; and (3) mathematics: 240. (d) Any of the following examinations is designated as a teacher competency examination under AS 14.20.020(i): (1) the Alabama Work Keys with qualifying scores of (A) reading for information: 4; (B) writing: 3; and (C) applied mathematics: 4; (2) the Florida Teacher Certification Exams with qualifying scores of a passing score on each of the reading, English language skills, and mathematics tests; (3) the Georgia Assessments for the Certification of Educators with qualifying scores of a passing score on each of the reading, writing, and mathematics tests; (4) the Illinois Certification Testing System with a scaled total test score of 240 as a qualifying score, and additionally with qualifying scores of (A) reading: 50 percent of questions correct; (B) writing: 5 out of 12; (C) mathematics: 35 percent of questions correct; and (D) language arts: 50 percent of questions correct; (5) the Michigan Test for Teacher Certification with a scaled score of 220 in each of the reading, writing, and mathematics tests as qualifying scores; (6) the New Mexico Assessment of Teacher Basic Skills with qualifying scores of (A) reading: 240; (B) writing: 240; and (C) mathematics: 240; (7) the New York State Teacher Certification Liberal Arts and Sciences Test with a qualifying score of 220; (8) the Oklahoma General Education Test with a total test score of 240 or more as a qualifying score, and additionally with qualifying scores of a passing score on each of the general studies and liberal arts and sciences tests; (9) the National Evaluation Series (NES) Essential Academic Skills with a qualifying score of 220 on each of the reading, writing, and mathematics subtests; (10) the SAT with qualifying scores of (A) reading: 500; (B) mathematics: 515; (C) writing: 490; (11) the ACT with qualifying scores of (A) reading: 22; (B) mathematics: 22; (C) writing: 8. (e) In this section, (1) "ACT" means the ACT high school achievement and college admissions examination administered by ACT, Inc.; (2) "SAT" means the SAT high school achievement and college admissions test administered by College Board, Inc.
Authorities
14.07.060;14.20.010;14.20.020;14.20.030;44.62.125
Notes
Authority
AS 14.07.060 AS 14.20.010 AS 14.20.020 AS 14.20.030 Editor's note: The subject matter of 4 AAC 12.310 was formerly located at 4 AAC 12.012. The history note for 4 AAC 12.310 does not reflect the history of the earlier section. As of Register 197 (April 2011), the regulations attorney made technical revisions under AS 44.62.125(b)(6), to 4 AAC 12.310.History
Eff. 9/29/2005, Register 175; am 9/30/2005, Register 175; am 12/21/2007, Register 184; am 6/27/2014, Register 210; am 4/24/2016, Register 218
References
4.12.310;4.12.012