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Originally Posted by JRutledge
What exactly do you mean by "Certification?" In our state we still have to pass the test. If you do not actually pass the test you will put yourself on probation that will make you ineligible for post season and possibly suspend your license if you do not pass the test two years in a row. I would call our situation as a kind of "certification." In my opinion the test is just a minor part of what we have to do before the season.
Peace
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JRut:
Across the Mississippi the state of MO uses NFHS Part I in the "certification" process when you first register to become an official in MO. Then MO uses Part II as a refresher for all officials that is to be completed sometime in Jan.
We don't have different "levels" like IL does. Licensed, registered, certified is all the same. I think our official term is "registered".
To Simplify the MO process it's:
New guy:
$Fee
Part I (Sept ???)
State approved mechanics
State Rules meeting
Part II test in Jan
First 3 years:
$Fee
State approved mechanics
State Rules meeting
Part II in Jan
Therafter:
$Fee
State Rules meeting
Part II in Jan
A local association may have other requirements above and beyond.