Kansas Teaching (K-12) CE requirements
Professional License — license renewal requirements, sourced from the official board.
Renewal: Five-year Professional License term; modeled on the bachelor's-only baseline.
Details
Confirmed against official KSDE material: bachelor's-degree holders must submit 160 professional development points under an approved individual development plan, with half (80 points) awarded for college/university credit (1 semester hour = 20 points); advanced-degree holders must submit 120 points with no college-credit minimum. Points must be earned in at least one of: content endorsement standards, professional education standards, or service to the profession. This record models the 160-point bachelor's baseline. Native unit is Kansas PD points; totalHours is not converted.
Official source: Kansas State Department of Education, State Board meeting materials (licensure renewal)
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