Section PI 34.111 - Obsolete licenses(1) APPLICABILITY. Based on the needs of school districts and enrollments in educator preparation programs, the state superintendent may designate a license as being obsolete. If the state superintendent designates a license as obsolete, the state superintendent may not issue an initial or provisional license in that area. An individual who holds an obsolete license may continue to work as authorized by the obsolete license as long as the license remains valid.(2) OBSOLETE LICENSES. The following licenses are obsolete:(b) Reading Specialist - 2-year nonrenewable.(c) Reading Teacher - 2-year nonrenewable.(f) General Science - 620.(i) Provisional School Psychologist -56.(j) School Psychologist I -57.(k) School Psychologist II -58.(L) District administrator -05.(m) Assistant district administrator -06.(n) High school principal -25.(o) Assistant high school principal -26.(p) Junior high school principal.(q) Assistant junior high school principal -31.(r) Elementary school principal -35.(s) Assistant elementary school principal -36.(t) Elementary school principal -40.(u) District administrator -04.(v) Elementary/middle level principal -34.(w) Middle/secondary level principal -24.(x) Supervisor, coordinator or director -10, -15,-20.(y) Special education supervisor -level A.(z) Supervisor of counseling and guidance -968.(za) Supervisor of counseling and guidance -bilingual -969.(zb) School library supervisor -09-900.(zc) Instructional Library Media Supervisor -5091.(zd) Instructional Technology Coordinator -5092.(ze) Charter School Instructional Staff.(zf) Non-renewable library media specialist -1901.Wis. Admin. Code Department of Public Instruction PI 34.111
Adopted by, CR 17-093: cr. Register July 2018 No. 751 eff. 7-1-18; (2) (za) to (zf) renum. from (2) (aa) to (af) under s. 13.92(4) (b) 7, Stats., Register July 2018 No. 751, eff. 8/1/2018