Kansas substitute teacher eligibility could expand
A proposal before the Kansas State Board of Education could permanently do away with a 60-college credit hour requirement to be a substitute teacher.
Source: cjonline.com
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A proposal before the Kansas State Board of Education could permanently do away with a 60-college credit hour requirement to be a substitute teacher.