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Licenses never directly "transfer" to Colorado from other states or countries.
LDE could be a stand-alone endorsement; CLD is an added endorsement only. LDE could be added to a license via passing the PLACE LDE exam; CLD can be added only by completing an approved program or by submitting 24 hours of specific coursework (there is no board-approved exam for CLD).
Speech-language pathologists and audiologists working in the school system must obtain a license from the Colorado Department of Education (CDE) as a Special Service Provider. The progression is from an initial license to a professional license.
As a dynamic service agency, the Colorado Department of Education (CDE) provides leadership, resources, support, and accountability to the state's 178 school districts, 1,824 schools, 56,947 teachers and 5,092 administrators to help them build capacity to meet the needs of the state's 889,006 public school students.
To become a special education teacher in the state of Colorado you will need to have attained a bachelor's degree or higher from a regionally accredited university. Additionally, you will need to have completed a state-approved program for special education generalists or 24 semester hours deemed acceptable by the CDE.
The Colorado Department of Education (CDE) is responsible for annually accrediting all school districts in the state. Accreditation contracts have a term of one year.
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As a dynamic service agency, the Colorado Department of Education (CDE) provides leadership, resources, support, and accountability to the state's 178 school districts, 1,824 schools, 56,947 teachers and 5,092 administrators to help them build capacity to meet the needs of the state's 889,006 public school students.