As we celebrate RSC's 10th anniversary in 2025, we are filled with gratitude for our journey alongside rural educators, students, and advocates. Thank you to all who have been a part of the first decade of RSC. We are thrilled to celebrate with you! π #RSC10Years
NORC at the University of Chicago and the Illinois Workforce and Education Research Collaborative (IWERC) are gathering data to identify effective strategies. Illinois teachers! - Complete this survey by Jan. 31. Chance to win one of ten $100 gift cards! https://t.co/RuB7RgmMEt
Calling Rural Teachers: @uppercaseteach gives you the teaching support you need, when you need it most: personalized advice, resources and coaching from vetted experts. Learn more about Uppercase here, https://t.co/wOb4ayK974
Amanda Bedell of Charlevoix County, MI teaches in a multi-age classroom with third and fourth grade students, where she is encouraged to use the island as her classroom. π β΅ π³
Read Amanda's story here - https://t.co/HqeCWAF88w
β¬οΈ Meet the RSC Emergent Educators' Advisory Council β¬οΈ
Learn about council member, Charles Lallatin from the Northern Rockies (@tetonscience) hub.π₯³
https://t.co/fmmaNOuBDz
β¬οΈ Meet the RSC Emergent Educators' Advisory Council β¬οΈ
First up, Alyssa Howe in the Indiana & Great Lakes (@CELLuindy) hub. π
Learn about Alyssa, https://t.co/SrwHhZdBTV
We are so thankful for the amazing rural educators who have shared their stories with us over the past seven years. Read the reflection from the I Am A Rural Teacher journey, which features Joe's story and other incredible teachers from across the US: https://t.co/tVYScNk3X8
We're thankful for our PNW Regional Hub partners, @eoumountaineers' College of Education, for all they do for rural Oregon teachers, like Ozzie, and beyond. Check out our recent I Am A Rural Teacher project reflection, in partnership with @nrea1: https://t.co/tVYScNk3X8
Teachers as leaders in rural communities are crucial, shaping students' futures and fostering a sense of belonging. Join us in looking back and celebrating the inspiring stories of rural teachers from across the globe: https://t.co/tVYScNk3X8
RSC & @nrea1 have been amplifying the stories of dedicated rural educators for 7+ years. Through illuminating interviews, we persist in showcasing the immense pride these teachers take in their communities and profession. Read more in our recent reflection:https://t.co/tVYScNk3X8
For 7 years, with our partners, @nrea1 we have been spotlighting rural teachers and telling their stories through the I Am A Rural Teacher project. We invite readers to return to our interviews & stories in the full article: https://t.co/tVYScNk3X8
https://t.co/tVYScNk3X8
Supporting place-based learning in rural communities is core to the missions of RSC and @nrea1, as evidenced by our shared grant work, the National Signature Project Award. Kim is a high school teacher in Aurora, MO, who won the 2023-2024 award.
https://t.co/mMdgq8ATKv
We are excited to share another amazing teacher feature through the I Am A Rural Teacher Podcast! This new episode, featuring Freda Calloway, comes from our Arkansas & Delta Regional Hub, anchored by our partners @TheNewRuralAR and @ArkTeacherCorps.
https://t.co/ueAVCVuoB8
Thank you to all rural teacher-leaders who strengthen our rural communities! π We remain dedicated to uplifting teacher voices through I Am A Rural Teacher, a shared endeavor of @Rural_Schools & @nrea1. Please join us in celebrating these stories! #InternationalTeachersDay
We are grateful to Nneka for sharing her experiences as a rural teacher in Arkansas. Thank you to our partners at the Arkansas Teacher Corps for connecting us with Nneka. @ArkTeacherCorps collaborates with @TheNewRuralAR to lead RSC's Arkansas Delta Regional Hub.
Dedicated rural teachers are making intentional choices to remain committed to the people and places they serve, such as Nneka Love, a Kindergarten teacher entering her fifth year at the Anna Strong Learning Academy in Marianna, AR. https://t.co/SlLwiLCnvU