§ 10001 Teacher Training Exchange Program

This law lets a California State University teacher‑trainer and a certified public‑school teacher swap jobs for a while, if an agreement says they can.

Key Takeaways

•A written agreement (approved by Section 10000) is needed first.
•A CSU teacher‑trainer can temporarily teach in a public‑school classroom.
•A certified public‑school teacher can temporarily work at the university training teachers.

Example

A CSU professor who trains future teachers spends a week teaching a 5th‑grade class at a local public school, while that 5th‑grade teacher spends a week at the university helping train new teachers.

Because the two schools have an agreement allowed by Section 10000, each person can do the other’s job for a short time.

An agreement authorized by Section 10000 shall provide that an employee of the California State University engaged in teacher training may assume the duties of one of the certificated employees of the district engaged in classroom teaching, and that the certificated employee of the district may assume the duties of the state university employee engaged in teacher training. (Amended by Stats. 1983, Ch. 143, Sec. 7.)

This law lets a California State University teacher‑trainer and a certified public‑school teacher swap jobs for a while, if an agreement says they can.

Key Takeaways

•A written agreement (approved by Section 10000) is needed first.
•A CSU teacher‑trainer can temporarily teach in a public‑school classroom.
•A certified public‑school teacher can temporarily work at the university training teachers.

Example

Because the two schools have an agreement allowed by Section 10000, each person can do the other’s job for a short time.

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