Mont. Admin. R. 10.57.604 - POST HEARING PROCEDURE
(1) Either
immediately following the hearing, or within 30 days of the conclusion of the
hearing regarding an educator/specialist license, the Board of Public Education
shall, as applicable:
(a) uphold the decision of
the Superintendent of Public Instruction to deny an application for
licensure;
(b) dismiss the
matter;
(c) issue a letter of
reprimand;
(d) enter into a stipulated
agreement; or
(e) suspend or revoke the
license for a specific period of time, up to and including permanent revocation of
the license.
(2) Consistent
with a decision to suspend or revoke a license, the board shall issue findings of
fact, conclusions of law, and an order signed by the board chair or designee.
(3) The board shall record its decision
in its minutes and shall provide its decision, including the letter of reprimand, or
a copy of the findings of fact, conclusions of law, and order by certified mail to
the licensee and to any other involved party within ten days of its decision.
(4) The date of the letter of
reprimand, decision to uphold a denial of licensure by the superintendent, or final
written decision and order of the board determines the date from which an appeal may
be filed pursuant to
2-4-702,
MCA.
(5) Pursuant to
2-4-623,
MCA, decisions of the Board of Public Education shall be available for public
inspection. Confidential information such as names of any minors, the applicant's or
licensee's address, telephone number, or medical records may be redacted from the
posted final decision.
Notes
20-2-121, 20-4-102, MCA; IMP, 20-4-102, 20-4-110, MCA;
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