| Professional
Standards Program (PSP)
BAEOP members are encouraged
to continue to grow professionally and personally, by attending
workshops, conferences and/or other continuing education classes. If you do not have a Professional Standards Program Certificate, now is a good
time to find out how you can qualify for a PSP Certificate and
start earning extra money in your paycheck. View
list of current
PSP Recipients in the Bellevue School District.
BAEOP members achieve recognition through
the PSP program, which is a professional
development certification program designed
for classified employees working within
an educational environment as office
personnel or support staff. In
the Bellevue School District, BAEOP members are able to attain
one or more levels of certification and receive compensation for
their achievements. View PSP Portion of the AISP Agreement.
How can
we help?
We are willing to help anyone interested in obtaining their PSP
certificate. We can meet with you individually or as a group.
Contact our PSP Committee Chair, Liz
VandenBerghe for
more information.
What
is required of me?
In order to apply for a Professional Standards Program
certificate, an applicant must be a member of NAEOP.
Membership with NAEOP must be continuous, while pursuing
a PSP Certificate and membership must be maintained each
year thereafter in order to be eligible for re-certification
(at every fifth year anniversary of their original certification).
We encourage employees to also maintain membership in
BAEOP and WAEOP, since these organizations provide them with professional
growth and networking opportunities, with other employees who work
in an educational setting. Sixty hours of training are required for
a member to be eligible to recertify and continue to receive their
stipend.
The following documents will provide you with additional
information about the PSP Certification process:
PSP
Booklet
Frequently
Asked Questions
PSP
Forms
Ideas
for Inservice Training and Membership
PSP
History:
The Professional Standards Program
was officially adopted at the 1956
NAEOP Annual Conference, in Los Angeles,
California. The first
forty-one certificates were awarded in Pennsylvania in 1957. Since
its adoption, there have been more than 12,000 PSP certificates
awarded.
The Certified Educational Office Employee (CEOE) distinction was
approved in 1980. Since then, more than 3,000 CEOE certificates
have been awarded.
The Professional Standards Program is a multi-level program based
on work experience, education, inservice training, professional
activities and professional memberships.Successful completion of
this approved program, qualifies the member for one or more Professional
Standards Program certificate.
An application to obtain the distinction of CEOE (Certified Educational
Office Employee) may be submitted after completing either Option
I – Advanced Level III or Option II – Associates Degree or higher.
Endorsements:
The Professional Standards Program is endorsed by:
* American Association of School Administrators
* Association of School Business Officials
* National Association of Public Continuing and Adult Education
* National Association of Elementary School Principals
* National Association of Secondary School Principals
* National School Boards Association
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