Certification

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In partnership with OSPI, we evaluate and process certification applications & disseminate pertinent information to prospective applicants.

Certification Services

Teacher, Administrator, and ESA Certification Services

We provide teacher, administrator and ESA certification services for the ESD 112 region. In partnership with the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, we assist with the following:

  • Walking educators through the online application process for first time Washington certificates and renewals
  • Evaluation and processing of certification applications
  • Issuing temporary permits

In-Person Certification Assistance

Effective August 1, 2016, ESD 112 will be scheduling appointments for any in-person certification assistance. If you are not employed by a school district in the ESD 112 region, there will be a $45 service fee for the certification appointment.

Schedule a Certification Appointment

Please contact us to schedule an appointment:

Phone: (360) 750-7503
Email: certification@esd112.org

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All new applicants will be directed to our NEOGOV Online Application system to apply for our open positions. For more information or questions on the system, review the following links:

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We have openings for Special Education Paraeducators in the Kalama School District. Positions available in the Elementary and Middle/High School.

View openings and apply here:
https://www.schooljobs.com/careers/esd112?keywords=kalama

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