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Is there any flexibility in the requirements for “highly qualified” teacher status?

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Is there any flexibility in the requirements for “highly qualified” teacher status?

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Yes, there is some. Since March 2004, flexibility is provided for certain groups of teachers. For example, rural school teachers, science teachers (including biology, chemistry, earth/space science, and physics), social studies teachers (including history, geography, economics, and political science/government/civics), and special education teachers have particular descriptions of what “highly qualified” means for them. These descriptions are explained on-line at NCLB HQ Teacher Flexibility Update.

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