ROE Teacher Certification
Lapsed Certificate
IMPORTANT MESSAGE: In August 2011 Public Act 097-0607 was signed into law by Governor Quinn. This new law significantly changes when a teaching certificate is to be considered "lapsed." The new law requires a certificate to be considered lapsed six months after the last registration year.
To verify your credentials through the Illinois State Board of Education's Educator Certification System at:
www.isbe.net/ecs
If you are an educator who works in a Lake County School district or lives in Lake County, you can also contact us at 847-543-7833.
CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW:
INSTRUCTIONS FOR REINSTATING LAPSED CERTIFICATES eff. 9-2-12
Create an ECS account
New Illinois License System
Effective July 2013
Click on the links below for new information.
Illinois Licensure System July 1, 2013
ISBE Educator License Overview
ISBE IL Educator Licensure System July 2013
Click on the appropriate document for the license held.
2013 New License Standard-Master- School Service- Administrator
Initial to PEL 7-2013_001
Parapro license QA-1-30-13
Substitute License 7-1-2013 1-30-13
Please Note: Before June 30, 2013- the Illinois State Board of Education would like any Substitute certificate holder or any Paraprofessional Approval holder that meets both State and NCLB (noted on your approval) to create an ECS account before June 30, 2013. This will allow for a smooth transition to the new Licensure system ELIS July 1, 2013. Click on the link below for instructions to create a ECS account.
Instructions to set up ECS account Substitute-Paraprofessional
New Certification Requirements
Public Act 097-0607 May 2012
Applying for Illinois Certification
Registration and Record
Professional Development of Certificate
Cheat Sheets: record, edit, submit your statement of assurance:
- Standard certificate cheat sheet
- Administrative certificate holder cheat sheet
- School Service Personnel 73 certificate cheat
Highly Qualified Requirements
Lake County Retired Teacher Association
Are you a retired educator? Or thinking of retiring? The LCRTA and the IRTA work in unity serving their members through advocacy, education, cooperation, and socialization in organizational structure. Join today.
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