Pathways to Teaching in NHCS
Pathways to Teaching in NHCS
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Andrea Raines served as our guest host. Ms. Raines is the Beginning Teacher Program and Staff Development Specialist. She was joined by NHCS Educators, Schala Harper and Natasha Miller, both current teachers who went through the district's TA to Teacher Pathway either through the Residency Program or paid internship. We hope you enjoy this informative and inspiring podcast edition.
Andrea Raines served as our guest host. Ms. Raines is the Beginning Teacher Program and Staff Development Specialist. She was joined by NHCS Educators, Schala Harper and Natasha Miller, both current teachers who went through the district's TA to Teacher Pathway either through the Residency Program or paid internship. We hope you enjoy this informative and inspiring podcast edition.
For Current Employees
For Current Employees
The Several in-state universities currently offer programs for current employees to obtain their teaching degree.
TEACH Scholarship (Early Childhood specific)
In addition, any TA that is currently employed with NHCS for at least a year and is enrolled at a DPI Approved EPP is eligible for a paid internship while student teaching.
All applicants must complete the Educational Placement Request in order to be placed in NHCS and be eligible for the paid internship.
Current TAs are required to take an Educational Leave of Absence and are placed at an alternative school to their place of employment.
If you are interested in a university, please contact HR to determine if a partnership can be established with that university.
For Bachelor's Degree Holders
For Bachelor's Degree Holders
If you currently hold a Bachelor's degree and want to pursue teaching,
learn more about the Residency Program here.
NC DPI's list of approved EPPs.
Pathway to Practice NC (NC State University)
Contact Beth Whittington (elizabeth.whittington@nhcs.net) for more information.
For College Students Seeking Internships
For College Students Seeking Internships
Learn more about how to become an Intern through the NHCS Educational Placement Request
Currently placing future teachers, administrators, counselors and social workers.
For High School Seniors
For High School Seniors
Learn more about our NHCS Board of Education Scholarships for
Four Scholarships of $7,000 are awarded a year to local seniors.
North Carolina Teaching Fellows Program and Application
Receive up to $4,125 per semester for up to eight semesters.
For questions regarding hiring process
For questions regarding hiring process
please contact our Talent Management Supervisors:
please contact our Talent Management Supervisors:
Annie Lovoy, annie.lovoy@nhcs.net
Annie Lovoy, annie.lovoy@nhcs.net
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