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Appendix C–Major Milestones in Educator Preparation 2007 The Tennessee General Assembly passes legislation requiring educator preparation programs (EPPs) to report and make publicly available their etention data, Praxis passing scores, and candidates’ TVAAS data 2010 As part of Race to the Top, Tennessee commits to continue using report card data on educator preparation programs to ensure their continued improvement 2012 Tennessee permits candidates to take edTPA, a performance assessment, in lieu of the Praxis Principles of Learning and Teaching for licensure 2013 The Council for Accreditation in Educator Preparation (CAEP) becomes the sole accrediting body for Educator Preparation Programs 2013 The Tennessee Board of Regents requires all of its candidates to take and pass edTPA. 2014 The State Board of Education passes a revised policy for educator preparation programs to align with the new CAEP accreditation standards July 2014 2015 January 2015 The State Board of Education takes over production of the Teacher Preparation Program Report Card from the Tennessee Higher Education Commission The CAEP Implementation Working Group convenes to advance the policies established by the State Board of Education 2015 The Tennessee Department of Education receives a grant to create the Educator Preparation Program Portal, which will facilitate the program approval and review process. 2016 The State Board of Education convenes a Report Card Advisory Council for input on the development of the report card. July 2016 August 2016 December 2016 2016-2019 Spring 2017 May 2017 43 The State Board of Education adopts a revised teacher licensure policy The State Board of Education votes to raise qualifying scores on several Praxis assessments The Network for Educator Preparation Partnerships pilot begins, with five EPPs, and 10 districts participating The State Board of Education will release the newly updated Teacher Preparation Report Card The CAEP implementation working group will continue its meetings with a modified team First release of new EPP annual reports The Network for Educator Preparation Partnerships pilot ends