What must an educator do if they move to Wyoming from another state?

An educator moving to Wyoming from another state is required to apply for a Wyoming teaching license. Each state has its own licensing procedures and requirements, and while some may grant reciprocity, they still require new applicants to go through a formal application process in order to ensure that the applicant meets specific state standards and regulations in education. This involves submitting documentation of previous licensure, proof of qualifications, and potentially completing background checks. Licensure ensures that teachers are adequately qualified and adhere to the educational practices of Wyoming.

In contrast, other choices suggest actions that are either overly burdensome or not reflective of common practice. For instance, retaking all required state examinations might apply to some educators under specific conditions, but it is not a blanket requirement for all transfers. Similarly, the option of immediately teaching without any requirements fails to acknowledge the necessity of state licensure. Completing an extra year of teaching would not be a standard requirement for transferring educators. Therefore, applying for a Wyoming teaching license is the essential step for educators relocating to Wyoming.