We are hiring tutors to help assist our Black Educator Excellence Cohort members in passing cert exams. Not all cert exams are a reliable measure of teacher effectiveness and have traditionally been a huge barrier to entry for Black teachers. https://t.co/6Hy3PR6xqR
Tuesday May 19th is the extended FINAL application deadline for Baltimore City Teaching Residency! BCTR helps talented people become great teachers for the students who need them most. Link in bio to start your application TODAY!
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Raise your hand if you need some good news! The teachNOLA application is open till May 11th, and Baltimore City Teaching Residency is open till May 19th! Link in bio to start your path towards becoming a teacher this fall!
#neworleans#baltimore#teachingjobs#educationjobs
Our Blk Excellence Educator Cohort hosted our first Blk educator stakeholder panel for our 1st yr teachers. Our amazing panelist (Principals @baba_olumiji, Debi, Chambers, as well as @ms_education, & @MrsHallScholars) dropped a lot of knowledge during the panel.
#mybctr#myTNTP
What would you love to teach? We're accepting applications for programs in Baltimore, Indianapolis, New Orleans, Las Vegas, Minnesota, and LA. Secure your spot in our 2020 cohort and start teaching this fall. Submit your app before 11:59 pm EST tonight! https://t.co/7wPF0jMIyB
Nominate a future teacher! Win $1,000. (Yes, we're serious.) If you know someone who will be a great teacher, TNTP's Teaching Fellows wants to know! Take a moment to refer a future teacher for your chance to win $1000: https://t.co/D2i9OEDSmO
Do you know an awesome @BaltCitySchools Principal? Nominate them for the 2020 Heart of the School Awards. It only takes a few minutes. Click to nominate online! Nominations are due January 31.
https://t.co/oHTGF1ZXK9
Shoutout to @TheFundBalt for leading this work every year!
@BCTResidency alumni make amazing @BaltCitySchools principals!
If you have a Maryland State Administrator II endorsement or principal licensure necessary to lead a school don't wait?
Email [email protected] or apply at https://t.co/YbGhCNi39J
Watered-down assignments are the norm not just for students who've fallen behind academically, but for ALL students. The average student spends more than 500 hours each school year on work that’s not grade-appropriate. #TheOpportunityMyth https://t.co/EO9jvPNcjk