good luck!

http://www.doe.mass.edu/Educators/e_license.html?section=k12

It also makes a difference if you have experience or not.

In some states, you can contact the state directly if you do NOT have a contract already. It looks like that MA is this way.

However, looking at http://www.doe.mass.edu/edprep/nasdtec.html you can see that MN is not a participating NASDTEC Interstate Agreement, which means it may be a few more hoops for you. If you went to an NCATE school, you should only have to take a test. http://www.ncate.org/public/listofaccredinst.asp

If you get hired, then your hiring school district will help you.

I transferred from MO to MD.

But there may be differences in requirements and some states may make you take a test/class in order to be fully certified.

You’ll (in most states) be given a 2 yr. temporary certificate. You have that time period to complete any lacking requirements

Best of luck to you.