53A-6-104.1 - Reinstatement of a license. - Utah Statutes

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53A-6-104.1. Reinstatement of a license.
(1) An educator who previously held a license and whose license has expired may havethe license reinstated by:
(a) filing an application with the board on the form prescribed by the board;
(b) paying the fee required by Section 53A-6-105; and
(c) submitting to a criminal background check as required by Section 53A-6-401.
(2) Upon successful completion of the criminal background check and verification thatthe applicant's previous license had not been revoked, suspended, or surrendered, the board shallreinstate the license.
(3) An educator whose license is reinstated may not be required to obtain professionaldevelopment not required of other educators with the same number of years of experience, exceptas provided in Subsection (4).
(4) The principal of the school at which an educator whose license is reinstated isemployed shall provide information and training, based on the educator's experience andeducation, that will assist the educator in performing the educator's assigned position.
(5) The procedures for reinstating a license as provided in this section do not apply to aneducator's license that expires while the educator is employed in a position requiring the license.

Enacted by Chapter 145, 2008 General Session

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53A-6-104.1. Reinstatement of a license.
(1) An educator who previously held a license and whose license has expired may havethe license reinstated by:
(a) filing an application with the board on the form prescribed by the board;
(b) paying the fee required by Section 53A-6-105; and
(c) submitting to a criminal background check as required by Section 53A-6-401.
(2) Upon successful completion of the criminal background check and verification thatthe applicant's previous license had not been revoked, suspended, or surrendered, the board shallreinstate the license.
(3) An educator whose license is reinstated may not be required to obtain professionaldevelopment not required of other educators with the same number of years of experience, exceptas provided in Subsection (4).
(4) The principal of the school at which an educator whose license is reinstated isemployed shall provide information and training, based on the educator's experience andeducation, that will assist the educator in performing the educator's assigned position.
(5) The procedures for reinstating a license as provided in this section do not apply to aneducator's license that expires while the educator is employed in a position requiring the license.

Enacted by Chapter 145, 2008 General Session

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53A-6-104.1. Reinstatement of a license.
(1) An educator who previously held a license and whose license has expired may havethe license reinstated by:
(a) filing an application with the board on the form prescribed by the board;
(b) paying the fee required by Section 53A-6-105; and
(c) submitting to a criminal background check as required by Section 53A-6-401.
(2) Upon successful completion of the criminal background check and verification thatthe applicant's previous license had not been revoked, suspended, or surrendered, the board shallreinstate the license.
(3) An educator whose license is reinstated may not be required to obtain professionaldevelopment not required of other educators with the same number of years of experience, exceptas provided in Subsection (4).
(4) The principal of the school at which an educator whose license is reinstated isemployed shall provide information and training, based on the educator's experience andeducation, that will assist the educator in performing the educator's assigned position.
(5) The procedures for reinstating a license as provided in this section do not apply to aneducator's license that expires while the educator is employed in a position requiring the license.

Enacted by Chapter 145, 2008 General Session