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(209) 667-3357
TeacherEd@csustan.edu

Demergasso-Bava Hall, DBH 330

College of Education, Kinesiology & Social Work

Welcome to the MMSN and ESN Teaching Credential Program!

The Education Specialist Credential Program (ESCP) is excited to support your goal of becoming a K-12 teacher. Our unique program provides a combination of in-class and in-school instruction and clinical practice that will provide future teachers with both theoretical and practical knowledge to create learning environments that celebrate diversity, foster success for all learners, and commend effort. The field of Special Education is a growing field that needs Teacher Candidates who are committed to lifelong learning in both their students and themselves.

The ESCP at Stanislaus State infuses curricular, instructional, and behavioral expertise so that teacher candidates are prepared to meet the needs of their K-12+ students. A wide variety of inclusive and specialized supports will be embedded into each credential course that will allow teacher candidates to enhance the lives of individuals with disabilities and their families.

Currently, California State University, Stanislaus is authorized to recommend individuals for a Preliminary Education Specialist Credential in two areas: Mild/Moderate Support Needs and Extensive Support Needs. Teacher candidates also have an option of receiving dual credentials with concurrent enrollment in both the Education Specialist (M/M or ESN) and Multiple Subject Credential Programs. Contact the program coordinator for more information.

Credential Program Application

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Fall 2024 Application Period

  • January 26, 2024 - March 1, 2024

 

Online Application - CalStateApply
 

For pre-admission advising, application assistance, and forms, please contact Credential Services.

Program Information

Resources

ESCP supervised clinical practice is completed towards the end of the program (regardless of pathway - student teacher, teacher-of-record, or potentially employed) and is typically completed in one full semester for a total of 16 weeks. Concurrent candidates seeking ESCP and MSCP or ESCP MMSN and ESN credentials, are required to complete two (2) semesters of supervised clinical practice. A Placement Application is required for all credential candidates regardless of program or pathway. Clearance by the Office of Field Services is necessary to proceed with the placement process whether employed, non-employed, or potentially employed. Visit the Clinical Practice page for more information.

Spring 2024

  • Placement Application Period: Closed

  • Placement Dates: 1/16/24 - 5/24/24 

Fall 2024

  • Placement Application Period: 1/26/24 - 2/29/24

  • Placement Dates: 8/12/24 - 12/20/24

  • Mandatory Fieldwork Orientation: 5/10/24


Forms


Submission of Clinical Practice Paperwork for Final Evaluation

At the end of the clinical practice placement, students are responsible for submitting their hour logs (600hr Log + Daily Hour Log) to the Office of Field Services via email. ESCP University Supervisors are responsible for submitting the following documentation for each Teacher Candidate to the Office of Field Services via email.

  • 6 Formal Lesson Observations (Unless advised otherwise.)

  • 2 Formative Assessments (Unless advised otherwise.)

  • 1 Summative Assessment

  • IDP - Individual (Induction) Development Plan

  • Signature Log - Record of Placement Evaluations and Observations

Clinical Practice Page

Submit a Credential Application for Online Recommendation to credentials@csustan.edu. Please DO NOT mail application directly to CCTC. Credential Services will check documents, verify eligibility, and recommend for the credential. Learn more about the process by visiting Credentials website - Upon Completion of a Credential Program.

Dr. Karen Webster

Program Coordinator

Dr. Karen Webster

kwebster4@csustan.edu

Office Hours Available:
Email to book or to get link to open office hours.

Updated: April 23, 2024