Maine § 20-A §13019-I Administrator certificate

Maine Statutes

§ 20-A §13019-I — Administrator certificate

Maine § 20-A §13019-I

Title 20-AEDUCATION

Part 6TEACHERS

Ch. 502CREDENTIALING OF EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 20-A, § 20-A §13019-I (2026).

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1.Requirement. An administrator's certificate is required for employment as an administrator at a school administrative unit in the State, at a public school or at a private school approved for attendance purposes pursuant to section 2901, subsection 2, paragraph B.

2.Qualifications. State board rules governing the qualifications for an administrator certificate must require that the certificate may be issued only to an applicant who at a minimum:

3.Certificate renewal. An administrator's certificate is issued for a 5-year period and may be renewed in accordance with state board rules, which must require, at a minimum, that the administrator, whether employed or unemployed, complete at least 6 semester hours of professional or academic study or the equivalent or in-service training desi

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1.
Requirement.
An administrator's certificate is required for employment as an administrator at a school administrative unit in the State, at a public school or at a private school approved for attendance purposes pursuant to section 2901, subsection 2, paragraph B.
2.
Qualifications.
State board rules governing the qualifications for an administrator certificate must require that the certificate may be issued only to an applicant who at a minimum:
3.
Certificate renewal.
An administrator's certificate is issued for a 5-year period and may be renewed in accordance with state board rules, which must require, at a minimum, that the administrator, whether employed or unemployed, complete at least 6 semester hours of professional or academic study or the equivalent or in-service training designed to improve the performance of the administrator in the field.
4.
Endorsements.
The administrator certificate must be issued with an endorsement that specifies the work area for which the individual is determined to be qualified. A holder of an administrator certificate may not work outside the holder's area of endorsement unless permitted under rules established by the state board. This includes the following areas: