2017 State Annual Report/Title II FAQ

• What should I submit for Supervising Practitioner contact info?
• How should I calculate full-time equivalent?
• Should faculty and staff information include arts and sciences faculty?
• Should faculty and staff information include administrative staff?
• Who should be included in the number of adjunct faculty supervising clinical experience during the academic year?
• What programs are included under 'All Educator Preparation Programs'?
• Should substantial changes or annual goals include changes and goals that are a result of recent regulatory changes, such as the new SEI endorsement?
• How should we define when a student enrolls in our preparation program?
• How should I answer the question about the average number of clock hours for mentoring/induction support?
• What's the difference between the State Annual Report and the Title II report?
• Do I have to complete all sections of the report?
• Can I enter non-alphanumeric values?
• I saved my survey online, but the link to restart work was not sent to me. Where can I find the link?
• Section 1 D - Supervised Clinical Experience — What if our programs do not include induction and mentoring? / Who is required to answer that question?
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• What's the difference between the State Annual Report and the Title II report?

  The Annual Report, refers to two Annual Reporting requirements: the Massachusetts State Annual Report (SAR), which is collected pursuant to the regulations for Educator Licensure and Preparation Program Approval (603 CMR 7.00); and the Title II Report, which is collected pursuant to Section 205 of Title II of the Higher Education Opportunity Act.

  The Title II report, reports only on programs that lead to a 'first initial teacher license'. As such, sponsoring organizations who only offer: Reading Specialist and any other specialist teacher licenses; Professional Support Personnel licenses; Administrator licenses; or Professional level licenses are considered non-Title II sponsoring organizations and do not have to complete sections of the Annual Report specific to Title II programs.

Last Updated: July 3, 2020