and administrators. The superintendent of public instruction may adopt rules governing the issuance of: 1. Credentials for teachers of driver's education; 2. Credentials for teachers of early childhood special education; 3. Credentials for elementary school principals; 4. Credentials for teachers of students who are emotionally disturbed; 5. Credentials for teachers of students who are gifted and talented; 6. Credentials for secondary school principals; 7. Credentials for library media; 8. Credentials for teachers of title I; 9. Credentials for teachers of students who have intellectual disabilities; 10. Credentials for teachers of students who are physically disabled; 11. Credentials for coordinators of programs for students with limited English proficiency; 12. Credentials for school counselors; 13. Credentials for special education directors; 14. Credentials for special education strategists; 15. Credentials for teachers of students who have specific learning disabilities; 16. Credentials for superintendents; 17. Credentials for teachers of students who have vision impairments; 18. Credentials for teachers of students who are deaf or hard of hearing; 19. Credentials for specialists trained in dyslexia; 20. Credentials for teachers of computer and cyber science; 21. Certificates of completion for special education technicians; 22. Certificates of completion for paraprofessionals; and 23. Certificates of completion for school health technicians.
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