What states accept a Wisconsin teaching license?

Wisconsin Teacher Reciprocity Agreements

Alabama	Louisiana	North Dakota
Hawaii	New Hampshire	Texas
Idaho	New Mexico	Utah
Illinois	New York	Vermont
Kansas	North Carolina	Virginia

Is there a teacher shortage in Wisconsin?

Wisconsin public schools, like schools across the country, are facing historic teacher shortages. Significantly fewer students are pursuing education as a career, and Wisconsin districts are reporting increasingly shallow applicant pools for a variety of positions.

Can you teach in Wisconsin without a license?

Teacher Certification and Licensure in Wisconsin Wisconsin teachers in public K-12 schools must hold a state-issued teaching license. Private schools and alternative learning institutions do not maintain the same universal standards for teacher licensure.

Can you teach college with a Masters?

Teachers at most college hold doctorates, but there are many instances in which teachers with a master’s degree may work at that level.

Do Community College professors get summers off?

As far as I know, the short answer is no. Just like teachers at K-12 schools don’t necessarily have the summers “off,” at the reasonably reputable liberal arts colleges most professors are working pretty much all summer.

Do Community College professors get paid more than university professors?

D.’s. On average, however, professors at four-year institutions make more money over the course of their careers than their counterparts at two-year colleges do. Few community-college professors make six-figure salaries, except perhaps in those parts of the country with a high cost of living.

How much does the president of Harvard make a year?

Other reported University administrators making more than $500,000 in total salary and benefits in 2018 include President Lawrence S. Bacow, who began his term on July 1, 2018, and earned $570,072; vice president and chief financial officer Thomas J. Hollister; senior vice president and general counsel Robert W.