Document the professional development you need to renew your Wisconsin teaching license, on your own schedule. iTeachAI Academy offers state-aligned recertification courses for K-12 educators, anchored to Wisconsin frameworks, each course three clock hours, with a Certificate of Completion that documents toward your renewal.
Wisconsin renews the Professional Educator License every five years through either 6 graduate semester credits or a Professional Development Plan (PDP) under administrative rule PI-34. iTeachAI Academy was founded by Dr. Janette Camacho, a 30-year K-12 educator, and every Wisconsin course is anchored to specific Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction frameworks, not generic national content. Courses are self-paced, work on any device, and are designed to fit the Wisconsin PDP and district in-service pathways.
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Graduate credits (or a PDP) Wisconsin requires every 5 years
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Wisconsin-aligned courses
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Online and self-paced
Wisconsin Certificate Renewal Requirements
To renew a Professional Educator License, the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI), through its Bureau of Educator Licensing, sets requirements completed during each five-year validity period:
- 5-year renewal cycle for the Professional Educator License (the legacy five-year teaching license).
- 6 graduate semester credits from a regionally accredited institution, completed during the five years, OR completion of a Professional Development Plan (PDP) under administrative rule PI-34, developed and verified in conjunction with your district.
- The PDP is a five-year plan reviewed at least annually, with professional learning goals and activities tied to Wisconsin educator standards and your assignment.
- Renewal applications and payment are submitted through Educator Licensing Online (ELO), DPI's licensing portal. The Provisional Educator License renews on a three-year cycle with no credit requirement, and the Lifetime Educator License does not require renewal.
Every iTeachAI Academy course provides three IACET-aligned clock hours and a verifiable Certificate of Completion you can document as a professional learning activity within your PDP. Confirm with your district how external professional development is recorded.
Wisconsin Standards and Frameworks Anchored
Each course cites and references specific Wisconsin frameworks by name, not generic national standards.
PI-34 Educator Licensing Rule
The administrative rule governing educator preparation, licensing, and the Professional Development Plan renewal pathway in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin Educator Effectiveness
Educator practice standards under Wisconsin Educator Effectiveness, including the Charlotte Danielson Framework adopted by DPI.
Wisconsin College and Career Ready Standards
State academic standards across ELA, mathematics, science, social studies, and the arts.
Wisconsin Standards for Reading and Early Literacy
DPI literacy standards and science-of-reading practice anchoring our reading-focused courses.
WIDA ACCESS for ELLs
Multilingual learner standards and access practices for Wisconsin classrooms.
IDEA and Wisconsin Special Education Rules
Special education compliance and inclusion practice anchors for the inclusion course family.
How Wisconsin Districts Approve iTeachAI for Renewal Documentation
iTeachAI Academy is not formally state-approved in Wisconsin. Wisconsin DPI does not maintain a state-approved provider list for this professional development; instead, districts approve outside courses and educators document them as professional learning activities within a Professional Development Plan (PDP) or on the district in-service form. iTeachAI Academy courses are aligned to Wisconsin DPI frameworks and designed for that district pathway. The route is simple:
- A district designee reviews one or more courses through a no-cost reviewer account.
- The district documents approved courses on its in-service form or as PDP-eligible professional learning.
- Teachers complete courses, receive a Certificate of Completion, and submit it for renewal documentation.
What Makes Wisconsin Coursework Different at iTeachAI
- Educator-built, not vendor-built. Authored by a 30-year K-12 educator with a doctorate.
- Wisconsin frameworks by name. PI-34, Wisconsin Educator Effectiveness, Wisconsin College and Career Ready Standards, WIDA ACCESS, and IDEA. No generic content.
- Multi-modal. Each course includes a study guide, slide deck, and a built-in AI study guide trained on that course.
- Renewal-ready documentation. A verifiable Certificate of Completion with contact hours, built to document as a professional learning activity within your PDP and on the district in-service form.
- Reasonable in cost and time. Accessible for individual teachers and districts, with no procurement RFP required.
- IACET-aligned three-clock-hour design. Self-paced, on any device.
For Wisconsin School District Leadership
If you direct curriculum, professional learning, or federal programs at a Wisconsin district, I would be glad to send a no-cost reviewer account so a designee can audit any course end to end before approval.
I will also share a sample certificate, the course catalog with descriptions, and a fifteen-minute call at your convenience.
Reply by email: info@iteachai.co or call (561) 450-8377.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is iTeachAI Academy continuing education for already-licensed teachers, or initial teacher preparation?
- It is continuing education for educators who are already licensed in Wisconsin and renewing their certificate. iTeachAI Academy provides clock hours toward your renewal. We do not prepare candidates for a first-time teaching credential and our courses do not lead to initial licensure.
- How do I renew my Wisconsin teaching certificate?
- Professional Educator License holders renew every five years through the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction by completing either 6 graduate semester credits or a Professional Development Plan (PDP) under administrative rule PI-34, completed during the five-year validity period. Applications and payment are submitted through Educator Licensing Online (ELO). iTeachAI courses provide clock hours and a Certificate of Completion you document as professional learning toward your PDP.
- Do iTeachAI courses count toward my Wisconsin license renewal?
- iTeachAI Academy is not formally state-approved by Wisconsin DPI, and Wisconsin does not maintain a state-approved provider list for this professional development. Each course provides three IACET-aligned clock hours with a Certificate of Completion suitable for documentation as a professional learning activity within your PDP, which your district verifies. Confirm with your district how external professional development is logged.
- How many clock hours does each course provide?
- Three clock hours per course, IACET-aligned, suitable for the Wisconsin district in-service form and as a professional learning activity toward your PDP renewal.
- What does it cost in time and money?
- iTeachAI keeps cost and time reasonable. Each course runs about three clock hours, is self-paced, and stays accessible for individual teachers, with district site licenses available. Email info@iteachai.co for current options.
- Do you provide a certificate of completion?
- Yes. Every completed course awards a verifiable Certificate of Completion with contact hours, suitable for documentation toward Wisconsin educator license renewal.
- How do I get a reviewer account for my district?
- Email info@iteachai.co with your district name and role. A no-cost reviewer account is provisioned within one business day.