Students seeking School Librarian certification must hold a master’s degree and a valid Texas teaching certification and verify a minimum of two years approved successful full-time teaching experience. A passing score on the School Librarian Texas Examination of Educator Standards (TExES) is required. The plan consists of 27-28 semester hours.
Students who meet the graduate admissions requirements to the College of Education (COE) (see Graduate Admission Requirements ) must meet additional requirements prior to being admitted to the School Librarian program. Each applicant must:
- have a GPA of 2.750 over the last 60 hours;
- provide proof of having a valid Texas teaching certificate; and
- provide a letter of support from a school building administrator.
Check prerequisites before enrolling in any courses.
To be recommended for the School Librarian certificate, students must complete the program, hold a valid Texas teaching certificate, and verify two years of successful full-time teaching experience in a public or approved accredited private school, hold a master’s degree, and pass the School Librarian state assessment.