CAEP Conference Spring 2012: Presentations download
CAEP Announces Commission on Standards and Performance Reporting; Will Raise the Bar for Educator Preparation.
Q&A on CAEP as NCATE and TEAC Transition to a Unified Accrediting Body
CAEP Presentations from 2012 AACTE Annual Meeting Now Available
Accreditation 2.0: Spring 2012 Regional CAEP Conference
Registration for the Spring 2012 Regional CAEP Conference
Board Meeting Minutes Now Available (02/03/2012)
Board Meeting Minutes, May 2011 (Adobe PDF)
Cibulka Appoints CAEP Committee on International Accreditation to Make Recommendations as NCATE and TEAC Move Forward Into an Increasing Visible Role in Global Quality Assurance.
Accreditation 2.0: Spring 2012 Regional CAEP Conference
More information: CAEP Regional Conference - Spring 2012
An Update on the Transition to CAEP from Jim Cibulka and Mark LaCelle-Peterson (10/13/2011)
We know that institutions have many questions on the transition to the new accrediting body, the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP). While we do not have all of the answers yet, here is information to help clarify where we are now and our plans for the near future. We hope that this is a help to you as you engage in your own strategic planning.
The First CAEP Conference: Raising the Bar for Accreditatiion
September 8-10, 2011
Crystal Gateway Marriott
1700 Jefferson Davis Highway
Arlington, VA 22202
Follow the conference on Twitter: #caepcon2011
more information: The First CAEP Conference: Raising the Bar for Accreditation
Web Seminar: CAEP Program Review Option 2
Members of the CAEP Interim Board will provide information about the new program review option (Option 2) being developed for CAEP and will solicit questions, comments and feedback from attendees. There are two opportunities to attend this web seminar, July 19 or August 1, both at 2:00 pm (Eastern Time)
To register for one of these web seminars, click here: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/8DDFMT9
Option 2 Survey (06/09/2011)
NCATE and TEAC are in the process of consolidating to become CAEP. Under CAEP there will be a new option for program review, called Option 2 or 2b. NCATE and TEAC would like your feedback on a proposal for developing and implementing this new option. Please take this 15 minutes survey and tell us what you think.
Deadline for completing the survey is July 30, 2011.
Take the survey:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/3J5JRJ7
NAFEO to host Quality Assurance NCATE Symposium for HBCU/PBIs to Discuss the Unification of NCATE and TEAC as CAEP
Download the symposium flyer:
NAFEO Quality Assurance NCATE Symposium for HBCU/PBIs (Adobe PDF)
For more information:
NAFEO Quality Assurance NCATE Symposium for HBCU/PBIs
NCATE and TEAC Senior Staff Members Present at AACTE's 2011 Annual Conference (02/24/2011)
View the presentation slide shows: CAEP Documents
CAEP: A New Accrediting Body for Educator Preparation (10/22/2010)
Welcome to CAEP: the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation.
October 22, 2010, was a historic day for educator preparation. The NCATE and TEAC governing boards voted to create a single accrediting body for educator preparation. The two organizations will consolidate into one organization, CAEP, within a two-year period. The new organization will offer accreditation options.
The two accreditors have been working towards this consolidation via a Joint Design Team composed of equal numbers of NCATE and TEAC representatives. Through the consolidation, we hope to create not only greater efficiencies in accreditation, but to raise the performance of candidates. This goal will be achieved by raising the standards for evidence of program quality.
As the consolidation moves forward, related information will be on www.caepsite.org. You will find a link to it from the NCATE and TEAC Websites.
We urge members of the field at large to actively engage with CAEP. Your service on accreditation committees and related volunteer positions is essential.
As a new accrediting body, we must demonstrate that the organization serves as an instrument of reform, and is part of the solution to the nation's education needs. Within the functions of accountability and improvement, we must encourage innovation and research and development. We believe that CAEP accreditation options promote these goals, and look forward to working with you to see them realized.
Sincerely,
| James G. Cibulka President, NCATE |
Frank B. Murray President, TEAC |