Code of Virginia
Chapter 15 - Teachers, Officers and Employees
§ 22.1-290.1. Clinical faculty programs

A. As used in this section, unless the context requires a different meaning:
"Clinical faculty member" means a licensed public or private school teacher who meets the standards of the board of visitors or other governing body for acceptance in an institution's clinical faculty program.
"Student teacher" means an individual enrolled in a program for training teachers in an accredited institution of higher education located in this Commonwealth.
"Training institution" means an accredited public or private institution of higher education which has implemented a training program for public school teachers designed to improve skills in supervising and evaluating student teachers.
B. The governing board of any public institution of higher education in the Commonwealth or accredited private institution of higher education in the Commonwealth may establish a clinical faculty program utilizing specially trained public school teachers as supervisors of student teachers. Any such program shall include the following components:
1. Any teacher accepted as a clinical faculty member shall be designated adjunct faculty;
2. Prior to being assigned student teachers, all clinical faculty members shall be required to attend training programs offered by accredited public or private institutions of higher education which are designed to improve their skills in supervising and evaluating student teachers;
3. Clinical faculty members shall be given the responsibility for the grading and evaluation of the student teachers assigned to them in cooperation with appropriate full-time faculty members at the institution; and
4. Such data on the clinical faculty program as may be required by the Board of Education shall be provided by the institution in a timely manner.
C. Any governing board that chooses to implement a clinical faculty program pursuant to subsection B shall develop standards for acceptance of public or private school teachers as clinical faculty members. Public or private school teachers may apply to the institution of higher education for acceptance as clinical faculty members for the purpose of supervising and evaluating student teachers.
D. There is hereby authorized to be appropriated for the purposes of this section such sums as the General Assembly may from time to time determine to be necessary. The Board of Education shall serve as fiscal agent for the training institutions and the clinical faculty programs.
The Board shall allocate from such funds as are appropriated, moneys to participating training institutions for the purpose of compensating clinical faculty members. The Board, in consultation with the training institutions, shall set such compensation.
The Board shall, in cooperation with the State Council of Higher Education, set criteria for the programs implemented by the training institutions. The Board may also issue such guidelines as may be necessary for the implementation of the provisions of this section. The training program criteria set by the Board and the Council and the guidelines issued by the Board shall not be subject to the Administrative Process Act (§ 2.2-4000 et seq.). However, prior to establishing such criteria or issuing such guidelines, the Board and the Council shall consult with the Office of the Attorney General and provide opportunity for public comment.
1990, c. 800; 1992, c. 132.

Structure Code of Virginia

Code of Virginia

Title 22.1 - Education

Chapter 15 - Teachers, Officers and Employees

§ 22.1-289.1. Teacher compensation; biennial review required

§ 22.1-289.2. Compensation of public school employees called to active duty military service

§ 22.1-290. Board authorized to award teaching scholarship loans

§ 22.1-290.01. Virginia Teaching Scholarship Loan Program established; purpose; Board of Education to administer Program; eligibility requirements for scholarship and awards; collaboration and consultation with State Council of Higher Education; repa...

§ 22.1-290.02. Traineeships for education of special education personnel

§ 22.1-290.1. Clinical faculty programs

§ 22.1-290.2. Teacher, other instructional personnel, and support staff shortages; data

§ 22.1-291. Repealed

§ 22.1-291.1. Planning time for school teachers

§ 22.1-291.1:1. School counselors; staff time

§ 22.1-291.2. Repealed

§ 22.1-291.3. Notice of duty to report child abuse or neglect

§ 22.1-291.4. Bullying and abusive work environments prohibited

§ 22.1-292. Penalties on officers and teachers

§ 22.1-292.1. Violations related to secure mandatory tests

§ 22.1-292.2. Suspension or revocation of license for procuring, selling, or administering anabolic steroids

§ 22.1-292.3. License may not be suspended solely on the basis of default or delinquency in payment of federal-guaranteed or state-guaranteed education loan or scholarship

§ 22.1-293. School boards authorized to employ principals and assistant principals; license required; powers and duties

§ 22.1-294. Probationary terms of service for principals, assistant principals, and supervisors; evaluation; reassigning principal, assistant principal, or supervisor to teaching position

§ 22.1-295. Employment of teachers

§ 22.1-295.1. Employee personnel files; maintenance of employee records; confidentiality of certain records

§ 22.1-295.2. Employment discrimination prohibited

§ 22.1-296. Payment of employees; reimbursement for private transportation; certain sick leave policies

§ 22.1-296.1. Data on convictions for certain crimes and child abuse and neglect required; penalty

§ 22.1-296.2. Fingerprinting required; reciprocity permitted

§ 22.1-296.3. Certain private school employees subject to fingerprinting and criminal records checks

§ 22.1-296.4. Child abuse and neglect data required

§ 22.1-297. Assignment of teachers, principals and assistant principals by superintendent

§ 22.1-298. Repealed

§ 22.1-298.1. (For Expiration Date, see 2022 Acts cc. 549, 550, cl. 2) Regulations governing licensure

§ 22.1-298.1. (For Effective Date, see 2022 Acts cc. 549, 550, cl. 2) Regulations governing licensure

§ 22.1-298.2. Regulations governing education preparation programs

§ 22.1-298.2:1. (Contingent effective date - see note) Teacher employment data; education preparation programs

§ 22.1-298.3. Students with autism spectrum disorders; training required of personnel

§ 22.1-298.4. Teacher preparation programs; learning disabilities

§ 22.1-298.5. Regulations governing licensure; endorsement in dual language instruction pre-kindergarten through grade six

§ 22.1-298.6. Mental health awareness training

§ 22.1-298.7. Teachers and other licensed school board employees; cultural competency training

§ 22.1-299. License required of teachers; provisional licenses; exceptions

§ 22.1-299.1. Repealed

§ 22.1-299.2. National Teacher Certification Incentive Reward Program and Fund

§ 22.1-299.3. Repealed

§ 22.1-299.4. Teach for America license

§ 22.1-299.5. Waiver of teacher licensure requirements; trade and industrial education programs

§ 22.1-299.6. Career and technical education; three-year licenses

§ 22.1-299.7. Microcredential program; certain STEM subjects

§ 22.1-299.7:1. (For Effective Date, See 2022 Acts cc. 549, 550, cl. 2) Microcredential program; reading specialists

§ 22.1-299.8. Technical professional licenses; substitution of certain professional development activities for required coursework

§ 22.1-300. Tuberculosis certificate

§ 22.1-301. Costs of medical examinations and of furnishing medical records

§ 22.1-302. Written contracts required; execution of contracts; qualifications of temporarily employed teachers; rules and requirements

§ 22.1-303. Probationary terms of service for teachers

§ 22.1-303.1. Immunity from civil liability for certain individuals

§ 22.1-304. Reemployment of teacher who has not achieved continuing contract status; effect of continuing contract; resignation of teacher; reduction in number of teachers

§ 22.1-305. Nonrenewal of contract of probationary teacher

§ 22.1-305.1. Mentor teacher programs

§ 22.1-305.2. Advisory Board on Teacher Education and Licensure

§ 22.1-306. Definitions

§ 22.1-307. Dismissal of teacher; grounds

§ 22.1-308. Grievance procedure

§ 22.1-309. Notice to teacher of recommendation of dismissal; school board not to consider merits during notice; superintendent required to provide reasons for recommendation upon request

§ 22.1-310. Repealed

§ 22.1-311. Hearing before school board, hearing officer, or fact-finding panel

§ 22.1-312. Repealed

§ 22.1-313. Decision of school board; generally

§ 22.1-314. Decision of school board; issue of grievability; appeal

§ 22.1-315. Grounds and procedure for suspension

§ 22.1-316. Agreement entered into and enacted into law; form of agreement

§ 22.1-317. Superintendent of Public Instruction to be "designated state official."

§ 22.1-318. Filing and publication of contracts made pursuant to Agreement

§ 22.1-318.1. Strategic Compensation Grant Fund established

§ 22.1-318.2. Strategic Compensation Grant Initiative