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Certifying Online Virginia Educators The application for Summer 2018 admissions will be open in April 2018. VCU has been awarded a state-funded grant to offer graduate level online courses leading to a five-year renewable license with an endorsement in special education: general curriculum. Eligible participants are special educators holding a valid conditional or provisional teaching license who are working with students with high incidence disabilities. The COVE program is now available for special educators in all regions of Virginia. Contact us Dr. LaRon Scott COVE program coordinator Phone: (804) 827-4309 Email. The following list of courses shows all the classes that make up the COVE program – please note, however, that not all of these courses will be offered in a given semester.

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To find the list of classes currently being offered, please see the “Registration” tab below. To register for COVE classes, please contact Lauren Mortensen. Please note: To drop a COVE-sponsored course and not be financially responsible for payment of tuition, you must drop a course through eServices by the course drop date of the university’s academic calendar or the drop date provide by the COVE coordinator, Lauren Mortensen. After the drop date has ended, you can withdraw from the course, but you will still be responsible for payment of tuition. Submitwolf v8 keygen free.

The Virginia Department of Education heavily subsidizes the COVE program, which is why the course cost is so low. If you fail or withdraw from a course, you will not be allowed to re-take that course through the COVE program — the state subsidy can only be used once. If the course is available, you may be able to re-take the course through OCPE at the regular VCU cost. Please note: COVE funds will not be applied to student accounts until after the start of courses. Please rely on to view your student information, including your current bill. Finished the COVE program – now what? The VCU COVE program leads to full collegiate professional licensure for individuals completing the entire sequence of courses and who have at least one year of supervised teaching experience.

When your final grades in the program are posted on your transcript, send an email to Dr. LaRon Scott at requesting Verification of COVE Completion.

Scott will reply to your email with directions as to what forms you must complete and fax in to the School of Education’s Student Services Center. Any graduate courses taken outside of the COVE program that are to be used as substitute courses must be on a transcript sent in with your request for verification. A signed copy of the verification will be sent to your school division’s human resource department, who will assist you in obtaining your license and endorsement. You must receive a grade of “C” or higher in every course in order for VCU to verify completion. Frequently asked questions. The VCU COVE program is a combined effort of the Department of Counseling and Special Education at VCU, the Virginia Department of Education, and school divisions across Virginia.

Program participants will receive coursework and other activities leading to endorsement in Special Education, General Curriculum. All courses will be Web-based and taught by an instructor who is a faculty member in the Department of Counseling and Special Education at VCU. Please visit the following link for. VCU School of Education's M.Ed.

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