Licensing for Administrators

Special Note: TSPC Adopts New Administrator License Rules (February 2019)

At their February 2019 meeting, TSPC commissioners adopted new administrator license and program rules. A webpage is available to answer questions about this change, timelines, and the new Principal License and Professional Administrator License requirements.

Oregon Administrator License Application Instructions and Scholarships

• Principal License 
• Professional Administrator License
• Renewal of Administrative Licenses

• Oregon TSPC Scholarship and Reimbursement Programs for Diverse Educators

Transcripts for TSPC Applications

• Request Official Lewis & Clark Graduate Transcripts

Status of Test Scores in WebAdvisor

Contact: Graduate Admissions office

Status of Your Recommendation

Contact: Bernette Jenkins-Pleas, Administrative Specialist, Educational Leadership Department

(Once all Oregon license program requirements, including tests, are complete, you are eligible to be recommended for a full, regular license in any state.)

How Long Do I Have to Apply to TSPC?

TSPC’s rules allow candidates 3-years to apply for their license, endorsement, or specialization following completion of a program. If it has been more than 3-years since completion, candidates will need to meet with a Lewis & Clark Graduate School faculty advisor to determine whether additional course work, testing, and/or field experiences are required, including admission into the current program.

How long will it take TSPC to issue my new license?

TSPC’s license processing time is approximately 12-weeks. (Updated 05/2022)