TEACHERS & PROFESSORS CHARGED WITH DUI

• Who has been convicted of any sex offense defined under Education Code Section 44010
• Who has been convicted of any narcotics offense defined under Education Code Section 44011
• Who has been convicted of any crime listed in Education Code section 44424, or
• Who has been found to be insane by a federal or state court
• Who has been judicially determined to be a mentally disordered sex offender under the law.

• Private admonition. A private admonition is a written warning to the credential holder that any repetition of such act or omission may result in denial, suspension, or revocation of the credential. At the time of the admonition, the credential holder's employer receives a copy of the admonition, otherwise the admonition remains confidential. The Commission and employers must expunge all records pertaining to the private admonition after three years, as long the offense does not reoccur.
• Public reproval. A public reproval is a public warning from the Commission that the conduct is not appropriate for a credential holder. Commission of the same or similar misconduct may result in a more serious adverse action.
• Suspension. Suspension is the temporary inactivation of a credential for a specified period. If a suspension is imposed, the credential holder may not work in a position requiring a credential during the period of the suspension.
• Revocation. Revocation is the termination of an individual's ability to work in a position requiring certification. Once effective, the revocation continues unless and until the Commission reinstates the person.
• Denial of an application.

A teacher who has his or her credential revoked may apply for reinstatement, one year after the effective date of the revocation. The matter is then considered by the Commission.