Ohio Admin. Code 3302-27-01 - Qualifications to direct, supervise, or coach a pupil-activity program
(A) As used in this
rule:
(1) "Pupil-activity program" means a
program that does not include any class or course required or offered for
credit toward a pupil's promotion to the next grade or for graduation, or any
activity conducted as a part of or required for such a class or
course.
(2) "School" means
chartered public, chartered nonpublic or community school.
(B) A pupil-activity permit may only be
applied for and issued to an individual who:
(1) Does not currently hold a valid educator
license, certificate or permit issued pursuant to sections
3319.22,
3319.26, and
3319.27 of the Revised Code.
This permit is valid for three years; or
(2) Currently holds a valid educator license,
certificate, or permit issued pursuant to section
3319.22,
3319.26 or
3319.27 of the Revised Code.
This permit is valid for the same duration as the educator license, certificate
or permit currently held by the individual that is issued pursuant to those
sections of the Revised Code. An individual hired to direct, supervise or coach
a pupil activity program that does not involve athletics or routine or regular
physical activity or health and safety considerations is not required to hold a
pupil activity permit pursuant to section
3319.303 of the Revised Code, if
that individual holds a current valid educator license issued under section
3319.22,
3319.26, or
3319.27 of the Revised Code;
or
(3) Currently holds a valid
permanent teaching certificate. This permit is valid for five years. An
individual hired to direct, supervise or coach a pupil activity program that
does not involve athletics or routine or regular physical activity or health
and safety considerations is not required to hold a pupil activity permit
pursuant to section 3319.303 of the Revised Code, if
that individual holds a valid permanent teaching certificate.
(C) Prior to the employment of any
individual for a pupil-activity program, the hiring authority shall ensure
compliance with all applicable law and that the individual is competent to
direct, supervise, or coach a pupil-activity program using, at minimum, the
following criteria:
(1) Evidence that the
individual has successfully demonstrated the ability to work effectively with
pupils;
(2) Evidence that the
individual possesses a substantive knowledge of the applied for pupil-activity
program. Examples of substantive knowledge include successful completion of a
college or university course related to the applied for pupil activity program
or successful work experience, as determined by hiring authority in the applied
for pupil-activity program;
(3) The
individual's knowledge of the school's applicable rules and regulations and the
licensure code of professional conduct for Ohio educators, which can be located
on the Ohio department of education website (www.education.ohio.gov);
(4) Evidence that the individual has
completed a fundamentals of coaching course approved by the Ohio department of
education; and
(5) Evidence that
the individual has completed all of the requirements specified in paragraph (E)
of this rule. All requirements shall remain valid during the time for which the
pupil activity permit is issued.
(D) Before hiring or allowing any individual
employed directly, or pursuant to a contract with a public or private entity
for the provision of services to direct, to supervise or coach a pupil activity
program that involves athletics, routine or regular physical activity or health
and safety considerations, the hiring authority shall assure that the
individual has obtained a pupil-activity permit issued by the state board of
education under division (A) or (B) of section
3319.303 of the Revised Code and
paragraph (E) of this rule.
(E) Any
individual who holds a pupil-activity permit issued in accordance with this
rule, as verified by the hiring authority upon employment, shall demonstrate
that he or she:
(1) Is deemed to be of good
moral character as defined in rule
3301-24-01 of the Administrative
Code;
(2) Has successfully
completed and, unless otherwise stated in law, maintained an approved training
course in the following areas during the period for which the pupil-activity
permit is issued:
(a) Cardiopulmonary
resuscitation (CPR);
(b) Brain
trauma and brain injury management as required in section
3319.303 of the Revised
Code;
(c) The symptoms of
concussions and head injuries as required by section
3319.303 of the Revised
Code.
(d) Sudden cardiac arrest as
required by section 3707.59 of the Revised Code;
and
(e)
Student mental
health training in compliance with section
3313.5318 of the Revised Code;
and
(f) First-aid training
through one of the following methods:
(i) A
nationally recognized first-aid training program as designated on the approved
list provided by the Ohio department of education (located in the
pupil-activity provider information packet available on the department's
website at education.ohio.gov);
(ii) A college or university course on the
health and safety of participants in a pupil-activity program;
(iii) A two-hour first-aid training course
that has been pre-approved in accordance with the policies and procedures of
the department of education (located in the pupil-activity provider information
packet available on the department's website at education.ohio.gov;
or
(iv) Be the holder of a
currently valid professional board license in one of the categories specified
on the approved list provided by the Ohio department of education (located in
the pupil activity provider information packet available on the department's
website at education.ohio.gov).
(F) An individual may renew the
pupil-activity permit upon evidence that:
(1)
The individual currently holds, or has held, a pupil-activity permit of the
same term length; and
(2) The
individual continues to meet all of the requirements set forth in paragraph (E)
of this rule.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 3319.303, 3313.5318
Rule Amplifies: 3319.22, 3319.26, 3319.27, 3319.303
Prior Effective Dates: 08/01/1980, 08/01/1995, 12/30/2004, 05/21/2005, 10/23/2009, 03/26/2015, 04/22/2016, 11/02/2017, 03/31/2022
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