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edTPA for Wisconsin

The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction has removed edTPA as a program completion and certification requirement as of July 1, 2020.

Individual educator preparation programs (EPPs) may elect to continue using edTPA as a program requirement. Candidates should consult with their EPP to determine if edTPA is a program requirement for their EPP of enrollment.

Candidates applying for licensure using the License Based on Equivalency pathway will still be required to participate in edTPA. For more information, please visit the Wisconsin Department of Public Education website opens in a new window licensure pathway requirements.

Resources

For more information about edTPA in Wisconsin, visit a site prepared by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction link opens in a new window to provide information about edTPA in Wisconsin.

Assessment Areas for Wisconsin

Candidates applying for licensure using the License Based on Equivalency pathway must provide evidence of competence for Wisconsin Teaching Standards 1 through 8 as demonstrated by a passing score on the edTPA and the appropriate content knowledge test. For more information, including the approved handbooks and established cut score(s), please review the Wisconsin DPI License Based Equivalency Handbook PDF .

Passing Scores for Wisconsin

The following table represents the passing scores determined by the Wisconsin State Superintendent for applying for licensure using the License Based on Equivalency pathway:

13-Rubric Handbooks	15-Rubric Handbooks	18-Rubric Handbooks
33	39	46

Your handbook selection should be aligned with your clinical experience. Please call or contact your state office of educator licensing for specific details.

Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction link opens in a new window

For additional information regarding edTPA state policies, please review AACTE's state participation information. link opens in a new window