Connecticut dsap 2026

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The document is an application form (ED 177) for the Durational Shortage Area Permit (DSAP) issued by the Connecticut State Department of Education. It outlines the requirements and procedures for candidates and employing agents to apply for a DSAP when a certified candidate is unavailable for a teaching position. The form includes sections for personal information, educational background, professional experience, and attestations from both the candidate and employing agent. Additionally, it provides instructions for first issuance and reissuance of the permit, along with endorsement codes for various teaching subjects.

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Begin with Part I: Personal Information. Fill in your last name, first name, middle initial, gender, birth date, and social security number. Ensure all information is printed in blue ink and uppercase letters.
Proceed to Part II: Educational Background. List the colleges or universities you attended, including the name of the institution, state, dates attended, major field of study, and degree awarded.
In Part III: Professional Experience, detail your previous positions held in public or approved nonpublic schools along with the subjects taught and grade levels.
Complete Part IV: Candidate Attestation by certifying that all provided information is accurate. Sign and date this section.
If applicable, move to Parts V and VI for Employing Agent requests. Ensure that all required documentation is attached before submission.

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How do you qualify for DSAP in CT?

To be eligible for a DSAP teacher candidates must: Successfully complete a minimum of twelve (12) special education graduate/undergraduate credits of their Planned Program. Complete ED 177 Application Form by school, student and Centrals Certification Officer.