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Renewal of an Expired Certificate

 

Applicants living in Kansas: 

  • AFTER SEPTEMBER 1, 2003 semester credit hours for renewal must have approval from a local professional development council (PDC) in a school district where you live or work.  Contact the local district office where you live or work for details.

 Applicants living out-of-state: 

  • If your Kansas certificate has expired you may be eligible to reinstate your Kansas license if you have been employed out-of-state in a state-accredited school system under a valid license or certificate for at least three of the last six years.  Contact Teacher Education and Licensure at 785-291-3678
  • If you have not been employed recently:
wait until you move back to Kansas and then work with a local professional development council to earn professional development points for renewal.

OR 

if you want to maintain your Kansas license while living out-of-state, you may work through the Licensure Review Committee as your professional development council.  As a first step, you will need to complete a form to file an individual development plan with the Licensure Review Committee.  Contact Diana Stephan at 785-296-2280.


 

If your most recent certificate/license is expired, you will also need to Order a Fingerprint Card and Instructions.

       

Need Assistance

 

Call 785-291-3678
for assistance
with licensure questions.

       

Application Packets

 

Mail packets to: 
Teacher Ed and Licensure
KS State Department of Ed
120 SE 10th Avenue
Topeka, KS  66612-1182

       
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