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If you cannot meet the deadline, you will need to defer your student teaching placement to the following semester.  \nOverview and General Guidelines  \nDownload, read, and save the Student Teaching Handbook from the Phyllis J. Washington College of Education website. The Handbook provides essential information about the student teaching experience and is aresource you must refer to throughout the student teaching semester.  \nApplying for a student teaching placement is a significant milestone in your professional career. Your advisor, the Office of Clinical Experiences, and the Licensure Office will review your application. School principals, superintendents, and cooperating teachers will review your professional documents to determine whether they would like to mentor you for your student teaching assignment. This process may include interviewing with the school principal and prospective cooperating teacher(s) .  \nStudents are not permitted to make their own arrangements for student teaching. However, student input will be considered during the placement process. You will have the opportunity to share your preferred student teaching locations and list your preferences on this application. In addition, you will discuss your placement list during your interview with the Office of Clinical Experiences. Placement in a school where a relative attends or works is not recommended.  \nIf a classroom teacher mentions that they would like to request you as a teacher candidate, please ask that teacher to contact the Office of Clinical Experiences to formalize the request. Teacher requests will be considered in the placement process.  \nTaking any other courses during student teaching is not permitted. If extenuating circumstances exist, students can submit a Request for Program Exception form (available in Teacher Education Services or on the PJW College of Education website) for consideration by the Teaching and Learning Policy Committee.  \nOutside employment during student teaching is not recommended. Plan to minimize employment hours as much as possible during student teaching.  \nAll students are expected to accept their school assignment. Missoula schools cannot accept all student teaching and clinical experience placement requests. Driving, biking, walking, and public transportation maybe needed to access area schools. Commuting or carpooling to an outlying school district may be required. Due to high demands, students who do not accept their initial placement must defer student teaching until the following semester.  \nStudents interested in out-of-state or international student teaching experiences must obtain the guidelines from the Office of Clinical Experiences and PJW College of Education website.  \nIf you must cancel or defer your student teaching placement, you must notify the Office of Clinical Experiences immediately.  \nGeneral Student Teaching Timelines  \nWhen you submit your student teaching application, you will sign up for an interview with the Office of Clinical Experiences. During the interview, you will have the opportunity to discuss your student teaching preferences.  \nOnce your complete student teaching application is submitted, your materials will be audited by the Office of Clinical Experiences and Licensure Office. Any issues will be brought to your attention during the interview.  \nPlacements are recruited, and applications are sent to prospective schools over a period of a few months. Placement confirmations are typically announced, and materials sent anywhere from 2 weeks to 3 months i","cbCaihZvHyCuxW6X","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihZvHyCuxW6X","pdf",1311997,"English","# Student Teaching Application Deadlines\n# Overview and General Guidelines\n## Application Review and Placement Process\n## Restrictions and Program Exceptions\n# General Student Teaching Timelines\n# General Application Information\n## Application Form\n## Supporting Documentation\n## Professional Documents\n# Application Form Information\n# Supporting Documentation Information","[{\"question\":\"What are the student teaching application deadlines for Autumn and Spring semesters?\",\"answer\":\"For Autumn, applications are due February 10 by 5:00 pm. 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