The Teacher Preparation Program at Princeton University Posts 100% Pass Rate for Title II Report   In 1998, Congress passed Title II of the Higher Education Act which requires all colleges and universities with teacher preparation programs to develop and publish an annual report on their programs. Acting in accordance with this requirement, Princeton University is proud to issue its report for the academic year 2007-2008.  The number of student teachers who completed the program and were eligible to receive New Jersey Certificates of Advanced Standing was eight. To be certified in the State of New Jersey, all candidates take the PRAXIS (Professional Assessments for Beginning Teachers) exam in their area of specialization. During the 2007-2008 academic year, our student teachers took the following exams:     Test Content Area Test Description Number of Students Biology: Content Knowledge 20235 1 Earth Science: Content Knowledge 20571 1 Elementary Education: Content Knowledge 10014 3 Elementary with Specialization: Middle School Science 10439 1 English Language and Literature: Content Knowledge 10041 1 General Science: Content Knowledge 10435 2 Mathmatics: Content Knowledge 10061 1 Social Studies: Content Knowledge 10081 1   A total of eight students took eight tests, with three students taking two tests. All the students passed the PRAXIS, giving Princeton University a 100% institutional pass rate.