LPDC Online Form Management

About Your Professional Development

Professional development is required for continued licensure for all educators and administrators. To be of high quality, professional development is guided by the learning needs of all students, includes accepted theory on the learning needs of educators and incorporates a planned progression for improvement on a continuing basis. A professional development plan that fulfills the licensure renewal requirements is based on the needs of the educator, the students, the school, and the school district in which the educator is currently employed.

An educator/staff member wishing to renew a professional or associate license must receive the approval of his or her Local Professional Development Committee for an Individual Professional Development Plan that includes the following requirements to be completed during the five year period following the issuance of the license to be renewed:

1. Six semester hours of coursework related to classroom teaching and/or the area of licensure; or
2. Eighteen continuing education units (180 contact hours) or other equivalent activities related to classroom teaching and/or the area of licensure as approved by the Local Professional Development Committee of the employing school or school district.
3. Coursework or continuing education units or other equivalent activities may be combined.

Click on the links below to obtain more information about each of these topics.

• Using the LPDC Online Form Management System
• LPDC Handbook
• Professional Development Standards
• Developing Your Learning Goals
• College Credit/Semester Hours
• Continuing Education Units
• Equivalent Activities Options Chart
• ODE Licensure Site
  
  

Meeting Dates for 2024-2025

Due to COVID-19 considerations, meetings may be held on-site or via Zoom.
On-site meetings will be held in the Board of Education Office unless otherwise specified on the daily activities board.

Materials should be submitted to:

Brenda Moll, Secretary
bmoll@revereschools.org