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Kansas Licensing System

The basics of the Kansas licensing system are:

• Preparation programs followed by assessment of content and pedagogical knowledge
• A two-year initial license
• A five-year professional license achieved by successful completion of a performance assessment
• A ten-year accomplished teaching license for those who earn National Board Certification or who complete an assessment of accomplished teaching.

In Kansas, the system consists of licenses (who you can teach) and endorsements (what you can teach them).