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MINUTES PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS COMMISSION Two Peachtree Street Atlanta, Georgia June 14, 2012 The Georgia Professional Standards Commission (PSC) met on Thursday, June 14, 2012, at 12:30 p.m. Members Present Marci Cawthon Alice Clements Dr. Penny Elkins Dr. Adrian Epps Members Absent Julia Bernath Meredith Hodges Christy McGill Valerie Williams Heath Garrett Bill Haskin Phil Jacobs David Johnson Stephanie Leggett Pam Walker Pam Williams Bettina Polite Tate Rose Powell Dr. Lawrence Walters I. COMMISSION WORK SESSION A. Anne Marie Fenton gave a brief introduction regarding the rules listed below and their presenter. Each presenter spoke about the rules and answered questions. The Commission will be asked to rescind/revise/initiate in July. ED PREP 505-3-.05 GEORGIA TEACHER ACADEMY FOR PREPARATION AND PEDAGOGY (GaTAPP) revision 505.3-.28 SCIENCE EDUCATION PROGRAM new (rescinding the old rule) 505-3-.48 SCHOOL COUNSELOR PROGRAM new (rescinding the old rule) CERTIFICATION 505-2-.02 CLASSIFICATION CATEGORY, TITLE, TYPE, FIELD, LEVEL - revision 505-2-.43 EDUCATIONAL INTERPRETER LICENSE new 505-2-.200 AUDIOLOGY - new (rescinding the old rule) 505-2-.201 MEDIA SPECIALIST - new (rescinding the old rule) 505-2-.202 SCHOOL COUNSELING - new (rescinding the old rule) 505-2-.203 SCHOOL NUTRITION DIRECTOR - new (rescinding the old rule) 505-2-.204 SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY new (rescinding the old rule) 505-2-.205 SCHOOL SOCIAL WORK new (rescinding the old rule) 505-2-.206 SPEECH AND LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY - new (rescinding the old rule) B. Kristina Stroede gave a brief overview of the move. C. Chair Elkins informed the Commission that the Executive Committee will meet after the Commission meeting today to discuss Kelly Henson s evaluations and provide him with feedback.

Page 2 II. CALL TO ORDER Chair Elkins called the meeting to order at 12:25 p.m. and led the Pledge of Allegiance to the U.S. flag and a moment of silence. III. ADOPTION OF AGENDA Chair Elkins called for approval of the agenda. MOTION: (Rose Powell / Bettina Tate) To approve the agenda. IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Chair Elkins called for approval of the minutes from the May 10, 2012, Commission meeting Retreat Minutes. PSC ACTION: Approved V. VISITORS Chair Elkins welcomed the visitors. VI. Margaret Elliott, Professional Association of Georgia Educators Gayle Wooten, Professional Association of Georgia Educators Linda Fortson, Warren Fortson Law Office COMMITTEE REPORTS John Hooper, Georgia School Superintendents Association Kristine Bown, Orr Brown Johnson Dr. Cindi Chance, Executive Director, GACTE A. Ethics and Professional Conduct --Recommendations and Actions on Cases Commissioner Rose Powell of the Educator Ethics Review Committee (EERC), gave a preliminary review of the Cases. 1. Ms. Powell reported that the Committee reviewed 47 Probable Cause cases during its June 14, 2012, meeting and brought the following recommendations on behalf of the Committee: CASE STANDARDS VIOLATED RECOMMENDATION 12-3-985 1, 10 NPC 12-3-1007 1, 10 Reprimand 12-3-1054 1, 10 Reprimand 12-3-1057 1 Deny 12-4-1113 1, 4, 10 Reprimand

Page 3 12-5-1166 1 Deny 12-5-1174 1 Deny 11-1-646 1, 4,9,10 Reprimand 11-8-132 4,7,9,10,DOE Revoke 11-8-133 4,7,9,10,DOE Revoke 11-8-137 4,7,9,10,DOE Revoke 11-8-146 4,7,9,10,DOE Revoke 11-8-164 4,7,9,10,DOE Revoke 11-8-165 4,7,9,10,DOE Suspension - 2 yrs 11-8-166 4,7,9,10,DOE Suspension - 2 yrs 11-8-167 4,7,9,10,DOE Suspension - 2 yrs 11-8-168 4,7,9,10,DOE Suspension - 2 yrs 11-8-169 4,7,9,10,DOE Suspension - 2 yrs 11-9-332 10 Suspension - 5 days 11-9-363 4,7,9,10,DOE Revoke 11-9-364 4,7,9,10,DOE Suspension - 2 yrs 11-9-365 4,7,9,10,DOE Suspension - 2 yrs 11-9-366 4,7,9,10,DOE Revoke 11-9-368 4,7,9,10,DOE Suspension - 2 yrs 11-9-369 4,7,9,10,DOE Revoke 11-9-415 4,7,9,10,DOE Revoke 11-9-417 4,7,9,10,DOE Revoke 11-9-422 4,7,9,10,DOE Suspension - 2 yrs 12-1-740 10 Suspension - 90 days 12-1-769 8,10 Suspension - 90 days 12-1-775 4, 9, 10 Reprimand 12-2-898 1, 4, 9, 10 Revoke 12-2-928 1,3,4,10 Suspension - 2 yrs 12-3-938 1,2,9,10 Revoke 12-3-958 2,10 Suspension - 20 days 12-3-981 1,4,9,10 Suspension - 5 days 12-3-1020 2, 10 Suspension - 5 days 12-3-1021 2, 10 Reprimand 12-3-1027 4, 10 Suspension - 20 days 12-3-1028 4,10 Suspension - 20 days 12-3-1042 4, 5, 10 Suspension - 20 days 12-3-1056 1,10 Revoke 12-4-1116 8, 10 NPC 12-5-1171 1, 10 Revoke 12-5-1187 1, 10 Extend pending criminal outcome 12-5-1190 1, 10 Reprimand 12-5-1224 1, 10 Reprimand

Page 4 2. Ms. Powell reported that the Educator Ethics Review Committee reviewed 2 Petitions Issues and brought the following recommendations on behalf of the Committee: CASE PREVIOUS SANCTION EERC RECOMMENDATION 12-2-932 Revocation February 2006 Deny 12-3-933 Revocation March 2009 Deny 3. Ms. Powell reported that the Educator Ethics Review Committee reviewed 7 Settlement Agreements and brought the following recommendations on behalf of the Committee: CASE SANCTION EERC RECOMMENDATION 10-12-611 Suspension - 1 Year Accept 11-6-1205 Suspension - 90 days Accept 11-8-182 Suspension - 2 Years Accept 11-8-219 Suspension - 2 Years Accept 12-1-727 Suspension - 1 Year Accept 12-2-910 Suspension - 10 days Accept 12-3-1017 Suspension - 10 days Accept 4. Ms. Powell reported that the Educator Ethics Review Committee reviewed 11 Negotiated Settlement Agreements and brought the following recommendations on behalf of the Committee: CASE NEGOTIATED SANCTION EERC RECOMMENDATION 09-11-578 Suspension - 1 Year Accept 10-4-1012 Suspension - 2 days Accept 10-5-1200 Suspension - 5 days Accept 10-9-248 Suspension - 5 days Accept 10-10-394 Voluntary Surrender Accept 11-1-660 Suspension - 5 days Accept 11-2-743 Reprimand Accept 11-3-818 Suspension - 90 days Accept 11-3-832 Revocation Accept 11-9-434 Suspension - 5 days Reject 11-11-608 Grant / Reprimand Accept 5. OTHER BUSINESS The Educator Ethics Review Committee recommended approval of the Other Business Report as follows:

Page 5 CASE Standard EERC RECOMMEND PID 12-6-1314 4, 10 Remand PID 12-6-1320 10 NPC 6. The Educator Ethics Review Committee recommended approval of the Preliminary Investigative Determination Report consisting of 79 new complaints received during the months of May and June 2012. 7. VOLUNTARY SURRENDER The Educator Ethics Review Committee recommended approval of the 4 Voluntary Surrender listed below in which an Educator/Applicant voluntarily accepted a sanction of Revocation or Denial prior to the submission of an investigative case summary for a Probable Cause Determination. CASE 12-2-855 12-3-956 12-3-1039 12-4-1119 STANDARDS VIOLATED 2, 3, 10 2, 10 1, 2, 10 1, 2, 10 SANCTION Voluntary Surrender Voluntary Surrender Voluntary Surrender Voluntary Surrender EERC RECOMMENDATION Accept Accept Accept Accept 8. EXTENSIONS PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATIVE DETERMINATIONS The Educator Ethics Review Committee recommended approval of the 67 Extensions - Preliminary Investigative Determinations consisting of the following: 12-5-1196 12-5-1205 12-5-1214 12-5-1230 12-5-1239 12-5-1249 12-5-1258 12-5-1267 12-5-1197 12-5-1206 12-5-1215 12-5-1231 12-5-1240 12-5-1250 12-5-1259 12-5-1268 12-5-1198 12-5-1207 12-5-1216 12-5-1232 12-5-1241 12-5-1251 12-5-1260 12-5-1269 12-5-1199 12-5-1208 12-5-1217 12-5-1233 12-5-1242 12-5-1252 12-5-1261 12-5-1270 12-5-1200 12-5-1209 12-5-1218 12-5-1234 12-5-1243 12-5-1253 12-5-1262 12-5-1201 12-5-1210 12-5-1219 12-5-1235 12-5-1244 12-5-1254 12-5-1263 12-5-1202 12-5-1211 12-5-1220 12-5-1236 12-5-1245 12-5-1255 12-5-1264 12-5-1203 12-5-1212 12-5-1221 12-5-1237 12-5-1246 12-5-1256 12-5-1265 12-5-1204 12-5-1213 12-5-1229 12-5-1238 12-5-1247 12-5-1257 12-5-1266 9. EXTENSIONS - INVESTIGATIONS The Educator Ethics Review Committee recommended granting and Investigative Extension to the following 218 cases:

Page 6 WRITTEN COMPLAINT EXTENSIONS 10-7-34 11-8-200 11-9-343 11-9-421 11-11-598 12-1-738 12-2-854 12-3-978 10-9-331 11-8-201 11-9-355 11-9-423 11-11-600 12-1-742 12-2-856 12-3-979 10-12-553 11-8-203 11-9-358 11-9-424 11-11-601 12-1-744 12-2-858 12-3-986 10-12-562 11-8-232 11-9-359 11-9-431 11-11-603 12-1-746 12-2-864 12-3-997 10-12-623 11-8-233 11-9-360 11-9-444 11-11-665 12-1-747 12-2-882 12-3-1004 11-3-876 11-8-234 11-9-382 11-9-455 11-11-671 12-1-748 12-2-885 12-3-1013 11-4-915 11-8-235 11-9-383 11-9-456 11-12-675 12-1-749 12-2-888 12-3-1019 11-4-999 11-8-236 11-9-384 11-9-457 11-12-677 12-1-753 12-2-889 12-3-1022 11-4-1000 11-8-237 11-9-385 11-9-458 11-12-681 12-1-758 12-2-891 12-3-1023 11-4-1031 11-8-238 11-9-386 11-9-459 11-12-683 12-1-761 12-2-894 12-3-1024 11-5-1118 11-8-239 11-9-387 11-10-480 11-12-684 12-1-763 12-2-896 12-3-1025 11-5-1149 11-8-240 11-9-388 11-10-481 11-12-690 12-1-764 12-2-901 12-3-1026 11-6-1192 11-8-241 11-9-389 11-10-484 11-12-691 12-1-771 12-2-914 12-3-1031 11-6-1227 11-8-242 11-9-390 11-10-486 11-12-702 12-1-776 12-2-916 12-3-1032 11-6-1249 11-8-255 11-9-391 11-10-492 11-12-703 12-1-777 12-2-920 12-3-1034 11-6-1272 11-8-263 11-9-392 11-10-500 11-12-709 12-1-778 12-3-939 12-3-1040 11-6-1273 11-9-268 11-9-394 11-10-505 11-12-710 12-1-790 12-3-942 12-3-1043 11-7-84 11-9-275 11-9-395 11-10-511 11-12-711 12-1-807 12-3-946 12-3-1044 11-7-87 11-9-284 11-9-396 11-10-513 11-12-719 12-2-827 12-3-951 12-3-1047 11-7-89 11-9-285 11-9-397 11-10-519 11-12-720 12-2-831 12-3-953 12-3-1048 11-7-97 11-9-298 11-9-398 11-10-522 12-1-724 12-2-837 12-3-954 12-3-1049 11-7-98 11-9-302 11-9-399 11-11-551 12-1-725 12-2-838 12-3-955 12-3-1060 11-7-99 11-9-304 11-9-401 11-11-552 12-1-730 12-2-840 12-3-960 11-8-117 11-9-311 11-9-402 11-11-554 12-1-731 12-2-841 12-3-961 11-8-119 11-9-321 11-9-413 11-11-560 12-1-733 12-2-842 12-3-964 11-8-130 11-9-333 11-9-418 11-11-561 12-1-735 12-2-843 12-3-972 11-8-142 11-9-337 11-9-419 11-11-589 12-1-736 12-2-852 12-3-973 11-8-185 11-9-342 11-9-420 11-11-595 12-1-737 12-2-853 12-3-974 10. APPLICATIONS FOR CERTIFICATION REPORT The Educator Ethics Review Committee recommended to approve a no probable cause determination on 21 cases reflected on the Applications for Certification Report. 11. STUDENT LOAN SUSPENSION / REINSTATEMENTS The Commission reviewed the report, which indicated that there were zero certificates suspended from May 10, 2012 through June 14, 2012. There were 3 certificates that had been reinstated because restitution is now being made on those student loans. 12. FINAL DECISIONS BY OPERATION OF LAW The Commission reviewed the report, which advised of zero cases now closed without an appeal for a hearing before an Administrative Law Judge. The report also advised that there were 12 cases closed without an appeal for a review hearing before the Commission. Chair Elkins called for approval of the Educator Ethics Review Committee report as presented by Rose Powell

Page 7 excluding case # s 12-3-1020, 12-3-1021, 12-2-898 and 12-5-1171. MOTION: (Phil Jacobs / Bettina Tate) To accept the Educator Ethics Review Committee s report as presented by Rose Powell excluding case # 12-3-1020, 12-3-102, 12-2-898 and 12-5-1171. Abstention: Rose Powell - Case # 12-5-1214, 12-5-1213 and 12-1-742. Probable Cause Case # 12-3-1020 MOTION: (Rose Powell / Dr. Adrian Epps) To accept the Educator Ethics Review Committee s recommendation for a 5 Day Suspension. Opposed: Phil Jacobs Probable Cause Case # 12-3-1021 MOTION: (Dr. Adrian Epps / Phil Jacobs) To accept the Educator Ethics Review Committee s recommendation for a Reprimand. Opposed: Phil Jacobs Probable Cause Case # 12-2-898 MOTION: (Bettina Tate / Dr. Adrian Epps) To accept the Educator Ethics Review Committee s recommendation for a Revocation. Probable Cause Case # 12-5-1171 MOTION: (Dr. Adrian Epps / Phil Jacobs) To accept the Educator Ethics Review Committee s recommendation for a Revocation. Opposed: Bettina Tate B. Educator Preparation Standing Committee Committee Chair, Dr. Adrian Epps, presented the report of the Educator Preparation Standing Committee. Items 1-4 listed were given to Commissioners for their review prior to the July 12, 2012, Commission Meeting. Staff will request an official vote on these options at the July 12, 2012, meeting. APPROVAL ACTIONS The committee recommends the following approval actions: 1. The committee heard a Tier 2 Appeal by Candice Jimerson-Johnson and after deliberations, decided to table the decision until additional information can be obtained and considered at the July 12, 2012, meeting.

Page 8 2. For Unit 6571, the committee recommends Developmental Approval for the unit and two preparation programs. 3. For Unit 4315, the committee recommends: 1. Continuing Approval for the unit at the initial and advanced levels, 2. Continuing Approval for six preparation programs, and 3. Developmental Approval for two preparation programs. 4. For Unit 5090, the committee recommends: 1. Developmental Approval for two preparation programs, and 2. Continuing Approval for one preparation program. 5. For Unit 3150, due to NCATE s revocation of accreditation for the professional education unit, the committee recommends Revocation of Approval for each of the unit s twelve educator preparation programs. Candidates currently enrolled in educator preparation programs will be able to complete them and must be granted state certification by May 31, 2014. No new candidates may be admitted after the spring 2012 semester. Approval action details are provided in the table on the next page of the report.

Page 9 Unit Number 1. 6571 2. 4315 3. 5090 4. 3150 Detailed Approval Recommendations The Committee recommends Developmental Approval for the unit, the Gifted In-field Endorsement and Reading Endorsement. The Committee recommends Continuing Approval for the professional education unit at the initial and advanced levels. The Committee recommends Continuing Approval for the Biology Education program (6-12; Initial; M.A.T.), Early Childhood Education program (P-5; Initial; B.A.), English Education program (6-12; Initial; M.A.T.), History Education program (6-12; Initial; M.A.T.), Mathematics Education program (6-12; Initial; M.A.T.), and Middle Grades Education program (4-8; Initial; M.A.T.). The Committee recommends Developmental Approval for the Mathematics Education program (6-12; Initial; B.A.) and History Education program (6-12; Initial; B.A.). The Committee recommends Developmental Approval for the Coaching Endorsement and Online Teaching Endorsement. The Committee recommends Continuing Approval for the Educational Leadership program (P-12; Initial; Ed.S.). The Committee recommends Revocation of approval for the Art Education program (P- 12; Initial; B.A.), Chemistry Education program (6-12; Initial; B.A.), Early Childhood Education program (P-5; Initial; B.A.), Economics Education program (6-12; Initial; B.A.), English Education program (6-12; Initial; B.A.), French Education program (P-12; Initial; B.A.), History Education program (6-12; Initial; B.A.), Mathematics Education program (6-12; Initial; B.A.), Music Education program (P-12; Initial; B.A.), Physics Education program (6-12; Initial; B.A.), Political Science Education program (6-12; Initial; B.A.), and Spanish Education program (P-12; Initial; B.A.). Additional Action Required The next approval review will occur in Spring 2015. The next approval review will occur in Spring 2019. The next approval review will occur in Spring 2013. Chair Elkins called for approval of Unit 3150 as present by Dr. Adrian Epps. Abstention: Dr. Adrian Epps VII. ADJOURNMENT Chair Elkins called for the meeting to be adjourned at 1:10 pm.