Anyone with “real-life experience” and a bachelor’s degree would be able to get a teaching license in any subject as long as they pass a test proving they are knowledgeable, under a budget provision Gov. Scott Walker announced Thursday.
Scott Walker proposes way for 'real life experience' to qualify for teaching license
Instructor Joshua Stokdyk, left, discusses school work with student Kyla Smyth, 17, of Madison, in a class at Madison Area Technical College in January.
If the tests aren't funded during the budget process this year, the state would have less than a year to roll out a new test by the following …
He also is skeptical of state-imposed sanctions.
New pay models aim to reward good teachers but also to avoid losing them to other districts.
Voters just approved the largest referendum in the district's history, which funds building additions and renovations.
The governor announced Thursday several budget proposals that he said will help make more Wisconsin workers ready for jobs.
