ROE #33 Education Pathways Program Strives to Secure Long-Term Educators

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While pieces of legislation are in place for short term approval in addressing the educator shortage, the Regional Office of Education #33 is also working to secure long-term positions through their Education Pathways Program for high school students, explains Regional Superintendent Jodi Scott:

“We have created a program that high school students can take college coursework and learn more about the profession of teaching. We have program that can start as early as the Freshman Year and then work their way through the Senior Year. Also, we will help them enroll in local colleges and universities.”

More information can be obtained by attending one of the next two Regional Opportunity Fairs, September 7th at the Oakview Country Club in Aledo from 5 to 7:30 pm or Meks on Main in Monmouth on September 15th from 5 to 7 pm. Complete details are online at https://www.roe33.net/.

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