OAE: Early Childhood Special Education Test

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Melody,
This is Sarah and I had a few questions about my license. Seth told me that I needed 9 semester hours and I had to take the OAE – Early Childhood Special Education test.
I have completed 6 semester hours and I have a class scheduled in July. I am looking into taking the test next week. If I get a letter from Muskingum about taking the class in July, I get the transcript for the 6 semester hours, and evidence that I am taking the test next week – will this work for getting my contract back or do I need to try and renew my supplemental license?
Thank you,
Sarah

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