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Master Teacher – Voluntary Recognition Program in Ohio

The Ohio Master Teacher Program recognizes exceptional educators who demonstrate consistent leadership, focused collaboration, and distinguished teaching. Eligible educators can apply for the Master Teacher designation, which is considered a pathway for advanced licensure. This program was created by the Educator Standards Board and is based on the Ohio Teaching Standards and the Ohio Standards for Professional Development.

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Master Teacher – Voluntary Recognition Program in Ohio

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  1. Master Teacher – Voluntary Recognition Program in Ohio Youngstown City Schools 2018 See Master Teacher on ODE Web site: Go to Home Page – http://www.ode.state.oh.usType in Master Teacher in Search Box All Guidelines are available Educator.licensure@ode.state.oh.us (1.614.752.8996)

  2. Master Teacher Process – Senate Bill 2Created by Educator Standards Board • Create common definition and criteria based on Ohio Teaching Standards for the Teaching Profession and the Ohio Standards for Professional Development • Create statewide application process, procedures, scoring guide and supplemental materials.

  3. Master Teacher Designation • To be eligible for the Master Teacher designation, *educators must at least • A. Hold a valid professional teaching license or certificate; • B. Have taught a minimum of seven years (currently eighth year of teaching); • C. Work a minimum of 120 days during the current school year; • D. Work under a teaching contract/employed as a teacher. • *Teachers and other instructional personnel working outside of traditional classroom roles and core academic areas are eligible to apply. • Candidates who are not designated as Master Teachers in a given year may reapply the following year. • Are Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists, Speech Language Pathologists and psychologists eligible? • To be eligible for the Master Teacher designation, the candidate must have a teaching license. If the candidate holds a teaching license in addition to a pupil service license then he/she would be eligible. • Is a teacher on an Alternative License eligible? • A teacher needs to be on a five-year professional license, eight-year certificate or hold a permanent certificate. A teacher with an Alternative License would not be eligible.

  4. Master Teachers – 2009-2017 • Genevieve Bodnar – Harding Elementary - 2009 • Lisa Mook – McGuffey Elementary - 2009 • Kelly Swiger – Harding Elementary - 2009 • Patricia Lyden – P. C. Bunn - 2009 • Kalliope Brew – Choffin - 2009 • Holly Welch – Choffin – Senior License - 2009 • Rachel Seelye – I. Ward – 2009 • Anna Ragghanti-Crow – Summit Academy -2016 • Judd Fritchey – REC – 2015 -Renewed - 2015 • Mark Robinson – YEC – Renewed – 2011 • Kenneth Andrews – East High – Senior License – 2011 • Rhoda Taylor – East High - 2012 • Madonna Barwick – Chaney - 2013 • Christine Williams –Bellaire Local Schools = MLK/Williamson – 2013/ Renewed 2017 • Selina Cotton – East - 2016 • Sharon Ragan – Chaney - 2014 • National Board Teachers and Master Teachers: • Jennifer Walker – East High – Lead License - 2009 • Jeanne Constantino – East High – Lead License - 2009 • Catherine Cochran – Chaney – Retired - 2009 • Cynthia Bruno – Chaney – Retired - 2009 • James Cochran – Chaney – Retired - 2009 • Bonita Gauding – McGuffey – Retired - 2009 • Geraldine Dewitt-Tichnor – P. Ross Berry - 2009

  5. Master Teacher 2013-2014 • House Bill 1 – July 2009 • Creation of 4-tiered licensure structure for teachers • New licenses issued January 1, 2011 • 4 Tiered Licensure Structure: Resident Educator License Professional Educator License Senior Professional Educator License Lead Professional Educator License

  6. Master Teacher 2013-2014 • Resident Educator License – 4 yr non-renewable – Ohio Resident Program • Professional 5 yr renewable license – IPDP and 6 semester hours of professional development • Senior Professional Educator License – Master’s Degree/9 years teaching/5 years under professional license/Master Teacher Portfolio • Lead Professional Educator License – 5 yr renewable license/9 years teaching/5 years under professional license/ Master Teacher plus Lead Teacher endorsement – or – Hold active National Board Certification (NBPTS)

  7. Senate Bill 2 • Senate Bill 2 puts into law many of the recommendations made by the Governor’s Commission on Teaching Success • Created the Educator Standards Board – developed criteria for Master Teacher • Development of Master Teacher Definition and Criteria • Districts do not have to report the number of Master Teachers this year – 2011. (Last year district had to report)

  8. Master Teacher • Master Teacher is now considered one requirement for the pathway for an advanced level of licensure • National Board Certification is another pathway for an advanced level of licensure

  9. Master Teacher Definition • Demonstrates excellence inside and outside of the classroom through consistent leadership and focused collaboration to maximize student learning. • Strives for distinguished teaching and continued professional growth as specified by the Ohio Standards for the Teaching Profession

  10. Master Teacher Criteria Focus from Areas of Teaching and Professional Development Standards • 1. Consistent Leadership • 2. Focused Collaboration • 3. Distinguished Teaching – Focus on Students and Environment • 4. Distinguished Teaching – Focus on Content, Instruction and Assessment • 5. Continued Professional Growth

  11. Master Teacher Processes and Procedures – VOLUNTARY RECOGNITION PROGRAM

  12. Master Teacher Application

  13. Criteria A Prompt Example – • A. Describe how you have demonstrated consistent leadership in your school community and teaching profession. Within your narrative, address the following: (Use Teaching Standards and Rubric A) • How you participate in decision making and initiating innovations and improvements for school change focusing on improving teacher quality and student achievement. (*7.1e) –(*shows section of Teaching Standards) • How you seek opportunities to positively impact teaching quality, school improvement and student achievement (7.3) • How the leadership roles (building, district, association, state, etc.) you are involved in have strengthened the student learning and/or the teaching profession. (7.3c) • How your consistent leadership has had an impact on student learning (across all seven standards). • Evidence to support – labeled ……..(must be in last 5 years) Remember: Provide at least one piece of evidence for each Section – no more than 10 total

  14. Scoring Rubric for Criteria A – *Applicants must achieve exemplary scores in 4 out of 5 areas on rubric (Criteria A, B, C, D, E)

  15. Examples of Evidence: This certificate (#A1) shows my participation in………….. A1 Certificate Evidence Number evidence consecutively in the upper right hand corner Number of evidence should be referenced in written narrative Each section should have evidence, but no more than 10 pieces for entire application. (Prompt A – evidence 1)

  16. Master Teacher Designation • Status for 5 years • Teacher needs to maintain eligibility • Teacher may re-apply when the designation expires • Candidate not designated in a given year may re-apply the next year

  17. Master Teacher Portfolio • Form C – Directions for Narrative • 12 pages written • 10 pieces of supporting evidence • Scored by Local Committee • Form D – Scoring Guide

  18. Master Teacher Score Report Recommendation Form Two forms submitted with each candidate’s application Recommendations from colleagues and/or supervisors familiar with the candidate’s professional practice • Copy provided to candidate • Includes written feedback • Signed by committee chair • Original kept on file by committee

  19. Master Teacher Renewal Master Teacher Renewal Forms R, S, T, U,V. W and X can be found on site 4 pages of written reflection 3 pieces of evidence Scored holistically No additional training required

  20. Incentives for Completing Master Teacher Application Provides reflection on teaching practices to promote student achievement Principal can align with Title I, Professional Development, CCIP, and student achievement Principal can provide time for independent study/team work on application process/@grade level meetings - reflection on teaching practices/presenters on teaching standards Board Recognition Status designation in state for resume Teacher Leader in building – an entry point for a teacher leadership position Possible preparation for seeking National Board Certification Career Step License – Apply for Senior License and the Lead License YEA Contract Compensation (Choice): - see next slide

  21. Master Teacher • YEA Contract Compensation: (Choice) • An employee submitting a substantially completed application to MTC shall be considered for the designation of Master Teacher, or for renewal of said designation. Each employee submitting a substantially completed application will be entitled to his/her choice of the following: • 1. $100. (provided Title II monies are available); or – This option is available for up to two application cycles before designation is received by MTC • 2. 30 contact hours to be used towards license renewal; or – This option is available for up to 3 application cycles before designation is received by MTC • 3. 1 semester hour credited towards advancement on the salary schedule. – This option is only available if the employee is designated or renewed as a Master Teacher by the MTC in his/her first or second application cycle

  22. YCSD Directions Download - Resources Directions and Format: Send Section I application to Mary Carter – I. Ward (can fill out online – Form C Educator will be sent a Master Teacher packet Current National Teachers – only need application/ copy of certificate Presidential Award/Ohio Teacher of Year – do not complete Criteria C/D – copy of certificate Read Section II Guidelines Follow Section III Narratives -Type your narratives in this format: 1 ½ line spaces 12 point font 1 inch margins Make sure name is on Narrative Save all on computer/disk and print Provide hard copies of entire application (Section III) along with the plastic Insert pages for evidence (label evidence) Provide 2 letters of Recommendation-Form G Hand deliver to Mary Carter / Due April 13, 2018/ East High – Room 139 Provide hard copies of the following: Narratives - A, B, C, D, E Letters of Recommendation Evidence Resources to have on hand while completing the application: • Ohio Standards for Educators (Teaching Profession/Professional Development) – what effective teachers do (Summary of Standards in binder) • Master Teacher Packet • Rubric scoring guide for help with answering prompts • Refer to Examples of Evidence in on ODE site Suggestion: Work in teams or with a partner

  23. Scoring – Section IV • Master Teachers must score Exemplary in 4 out of 5 criteria • Candidate will receive a Summary Score Sheet upon the completion of scoring by the review committee • Scoring sheet will have each Criteria with designation of Exemplary/Adequate/Area for Growth – Evidence provided and aligned • Comments by Master Teacher Committee • All evidence returned to candidate

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