TEACHER PREPARATION IS CHANGING
 
For the first time since the Ryan Act of 1970, teacher preparation went through major changes in California. In the fall of 1998, the legislature adopted and passed Senate Bill 2042 in order to establish a new system for providing teacher preparation within the state of California. The California Commission on Teacher Credentialling was charged with establishing new teacher education curriculum and program standards in response to Senate Bill 2042 (http://www.ctc.ca.gov/commission/agendas/2004-06/june-2004-7A.pdf ). Starting in the Spring 2004 semester, San Francisco State University - College of Education began offering its newly revised Multiple and Single Subject Credential Programs which complies with the new standards established by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing in response to SB 2042.
 

 
Multiple Subject Credential Program
New advising information and applications are now available.
Go to: www.sfsu.edu/~cstpc/credprogs.html for more information.
 
Single Subject Credential Program
New advising information and applications are now available.
Go to: www.sfsu.edu/~cstpc/credprogs.html for more information.
 
CCTC Information
California Commission on Teacher Credentialing web site for SB 2042 New Teacher Preparation Standards.
CCTC Bulletin on the new standards (PDF file)

 

Information and deadlines for those completing a Ryan credential programs will be available on this site as it becomes available.