14 Del. C. § 1261
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§ Â 1261. Requirements for a district or charter school utilizing an alternative routes for teacher initial licensure and certification program.
Official statutory text
A district or charter school seeking to hire an individual who is a potential participant in an ARTC program must do all of the following:
(1) Assign to each individual who is a potential participant a mentor under rules and regulations promulgated and adopted under §§ 1210 and 1212 of this title.
(2) Provide an initial period of intensive on-the-job supervision under rules and regulations promulgated by the Department.
(3) Provide an additional period of continued supervision and evaluation under rules and regulations promulgated by the Department.
(1) Assign to each individual who is a potential participant a mentor under rules and regulations promulgated and adopted under §§ 1210 and 1212 of this title.
(2) Provide an initial period of intensive on-the-job supervision under rules and regulations promulgated by the Department.
(3) Provide an additional period of continued supervision and evaluation under rules and regulations promulgated by the Department.
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