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Requires that the applicant be granted a nonrenewable credential, valid for not longer than one year, pending fulfillment of the basic skills proficiency;  \ne) An applicant for a child care center permit or a permit authorizing service in a development center for the handicapped if the holder of the permit isnot required to have a baccalaureate degree;  \nf) The holder of a credential, permit, or certificate to teach, other than an emergency permit, who seeks an additional authorization to teach;  \ng) An applicant for a credential to provide service in the health profession;  \nh) An applicant who achieves scores on the writing, reading, and mathematics sections of the College Board SAT Reasoning Test, the enhanced ACT Test, or the California State University Early Assessment Program that are sufficient to waive the English placement test and the entry level mathematics examination administered by the California State University;  \ni) An applicant for an eminence credential; and  \nj) An applicant who earns at least a letter grade of B in qualifying coursework determined by a credential preparation program, or determined by the commission for an applicant not enrolled in a California credential preparation program, to sufficiently serve as an indicator of proficiency in basic reading, writing, and mathematics skills in the English language.  \n3) Requires the CTC to administer the California basic skills proficiency test (CBEST) in accordance with rules and regulations adopted by the CTC. Requires a fee to be charged to individuals being tested to cover the costs of the test, including the costs of developing, administering, and grading the test. Requires the amount of the fee to be established by the CTC to recover the cost of examination administration and development.  \n4) States that an individual who passes the state basic skills proficiency test, as adopted by the Superintendent, is considered proficient in the skills of reading, writing, and mathematics, and is not be required to be retested by this test for purposes of meeting the proficiency requirements.  \n5) States that an individual who passes one or more components of the CBEST in the subjects of basic reading, writing, or mathematics shall be deemed to have demonstrated his or her proficiency in these subject ","cbCaihrcyHzLwYlj","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihrcyHzLwYlj","pdf",140656,"English","# Summary\n# Background\n## Existing law requirements and exemptions\n## CBEST administration and proficiency determinations\n# Analysis\n# Staff Comments","[{\"question\":\"What does AB 1893 change regarding emergency 30-day substitute teaching permits?\",\"answer\":\"It directs the CTC to waive the basic skills proficiency requirement for issuing an emergency 30-day substitute teaching permit until July 1, 2024.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the general requirement under current law related to emergency credentials?\",\"answer\":\"Current law prohibits CTC from issuing or renewing an emergency credential unless the person demonstrated proficiency in basic reading, writing, and mathematics skills in English, subject to enumerated exemptions and test outcomes.\"},{\"question\":\"Why does the author say the bill is needed?\",\"answer\":\"The staff comments state that school districts are facing the most severe substitute and teacher shortage in years, and AB 1893 is intended as a temporary solution.\"}]","AB 1893 Teacher Credentialing - Emergency Teaching Permits | PDF",15]