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Wisconsin Mathematics 4–12

Check your Wisconsin Mathematics 4–12 path

Check the degree, clinical work, content-knowledge method, program endorsement, and application for an initial Tier II Mathematics license through a Wisconsin-approved program.

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License
Tier II Provisional Mathematics 4–12
Content knowledge
GPA, approved test, or program portfolio
Application
Teacher T001, in-state program 1020

Free Wisconsin certification check

Find your first unfinished Mathematics 4–12 step

Use your preparation-program records. This check covers the initial Tier II path through a Wisconsin-approved program.

Source
Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction and Wisconsin Legislature
Checked
August 25, 2026
Which preparation path are you completing?
Are the degree and clinical requirements complete?
What does your content-knowledge record show?
Has your program sent its endorsement to Wisconsin DPI?

No names, license numbers, passwords or documents are requested.

Included paths

One initial Mathematics path

Approved program

Complete the bachelor’s degree or higher, approved Mathematics 4–12 program, and clinical requirements.

Content knowledge

Your program confirms a subject-area GPA of at least 3.0, a state-approved standardized test, or its content portfolio.

Program endorsement

Your preparation program sends its endorsement to Wisconsin DPI.

Application

Apply in Educator Licensing Online under Teacher category T001 and application 1020.

Other Wisconsin paths

Use the state guidance for a different route

Out-of-state, equivalency, experience, Tier I, reciprocity, and additional-license paths have different requirements.

Wisconsin certification questions

Does Wisconsin require one Mathematics exam for this path?

No. A Wisconsin-approved program may document content knowledge with a subject-area GPA of at least 3.0, a state-approved standardized test, or its content portfolio. Your program chooses and confirms the method.

What happens after my program requirements are complete?

Your preparation program sends its endorsement to Wisconsin DPI. You then apply in Educator Licensing Online under Teacher category T001 and application 1020.

How much is the Wisconsin application?

Wisconsin DPI currently lists a $135 processing fee for this application. The fee pays for processing and does not guarantee that DPI will issue the license.

Official sources

Check again by 2026-09-15