The edTPA Coordinator is the central point of contact for receiving information about edTPA (edTPA assessment materials, handbooks, rubrics, distribution instructions, etc.). An edTPA Coordinator may be a faculty member, program coordinator, associate dean, or other person who maintains regular communication and works closely with clinical supervisors, cooperating teachers and others who will support candidates to complete edTPA.

To determine who is designated as the edTPA Coordinator for your program, review the following directory: https://secure.aacte.org/apps/directory/directory.php?view=by_inst.
To change your edTPA Coordinator, please email edtpa@aacte.org.

Updated versions of the edTPA handbooks, templates, and supplemental resources are now available in the edTPA Resource Library for the 2019 – 2020 edTPA program year. The updates to the assessment materials incorporate errata items, and no other changes have been made aside from the incorporation from the errata items.

edTPA members, educator preparation programs, and faculty have access to download and share the updated materials with teacher candidates per the distribution guidelines. In August 2019, the updated handbooks and templates will also be posted to all platform provider systems and the Pearson ePortfolio System for teacher candidates. Candidates planning to submit on, or before, the August 15, 2019, submission deadline should continue to use the current assessment materials. Please review the Assessment Materials Version Chart for the most current versions available of the assessment materials.

Pre-Conference: March 27, 2019
Conference: March 28-29, 2019
Location: Embassy Suites by Hilton Nashville South/Cool Springs, Franklin, TN

The 2019 edTPA Southeast Regional Conference will be hosted by the Tennessee Educator Preparation Providers, March 27 -29, 2019. The Pre-Conference Sessions will be March 27, 2019. Please submit your proposal for the conference. All proposals are due by January 22, 2019.
There will be regular breakout sessions on Thursday and Friday. Each breakout session will be 50 minutes, including Q&A. There will also be special focus sessions that are 90 minutes.

Click here for conference information including registration and call for proposals.