(b)

1. (1) An ALP is valid for a maximum of six (6) consecutive semesters and is not renewable.

2. (2) An ALP requiring a division-approved program of study shall remain valid only so long as the applicant successfully completes a minimum of:

   1. (A) Three (3) hours of program-of-study coursework in the first year of the ALP; and
   2. (B) Six (6) hours of division-approved program-of-study coursework in both the second and third years.

(c) An ALP for testing out of a content area shall be completed as follows:

1. (1) In the first year of the ALP, the teacher must attempt the content area assessment mandated by the State Board of Education; and

2. (2)

   1. (A) If the applicant does not successfully complete the attempted content area assessment within the first year, the educational entity may request an additional four (4) consecutive semesters.
   2. (B) Until the applicant successfully completes the content area assessment, the applicant shall complete a minimum of six (6) hours of division-approved program-of-study coursework for each two-semester period remaining in the ALP.
   3. (C) By the end of the third year of the ALP, the educator must successfully complete the content area assessment.

(f) If the person in the position for which the ALP was approved leaves the school district:

1. (1) The ALP may transfer with the person as long as the person has complied with the terms of the ALP under this part; and
2. (2) The school district may request an ALP for another person to fill the position.

(h)

1. (1) Except as provided below, a person holding a provisional license shall not be granted an ALP.
2. (2) An individual holding a provisional license issued by reciprocity is eligible for an ALP subject to the remaining requirements for the ALP.