What CE categories are required for level ii professional educator licenses in Vermont?

Knowledge and performance standards of the endorsement(s) being renewed: 30 hours. Board rules change — verify against the official source.

Vermont Teaching (K-12) CE category requirements

How the 90 CE hours every 5 years breaks down by category for level ii professional educator licenses in Vermont, sourced from the official board.

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Knowledge and performance standards of the endorsement(s) being renewed

30h

Vermont requires, per endorsement, 6 credits or 90 hours of new professional learning within the five years preceding Level II renewal, with at least 2 credits (30 hours) addressing the specific knowledge and performance standards of the endorsement(s) being renewed; the balance falls within the Core Teaching and Leadership Standards. Professional learning may apply to multiple endorsements where relevant. Legacy seven-year Level II licenses required 9 credits/135 hours. totalHours is preserved as 90 hours.

Official source: Vermont Agency of Education, VSBPE Policy and Procedures Manual (rev. 07/2026)

Full requirements: Vermont Teaching (K-12) CE requirements
When it's due: Vermont Teaching (K-12) license renewal deadline
What it costs: Vermont Teaching (K-12) license renewal fees
Audits & penalties: Vermont Teaching (K-12) CE audits & penalties

⚠️Board rules change. Verify every figure against the official source before relying on it.

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