How does the process of securing a school placement work?
Placement is the process through which teachers find their specific teaching positions in high-need public schools. This process generally includes interactions with both principals and district hiring personnel. Although candidates will have the opportunity to express their subject area and geographical preferences, these assignments are driven primarily by school needs and by each Fellow’s eligibility. Fellows must be extremely flexible about their teaching positions. Review the Securing your Teaching Position page to learn more.
Placement is the process through which teachers find their specific teaching positions in Saint Paul Public Schools’ high-need schools. This process generally includes interactions with both principals and district hiring personnel. Although candidates will have the opportunity to express their subject area and geographical preferences, these assignments are driven primarily by school needs and by each Fellow’s eligibility. Fellows must be extremely flexible about their teaching positions. Review Securing Your Teaching Position to learn more.
Placement is the process through which teachers find their specific teaching positions in high-need Nashville Public Schools. This process generally includes interactions with both principals and district hiring personnel. Although candidates will have the opportunity to express their subject area and geographical preferences, these assignments are driven primarily by school needs and by each Fellow’s eligibility. Fellows must be extremely flexible about their teaching positions. Review the Securing Your Teaching Position section to learn more.
Placement is the process through which teachers find their specific teaching positions in high-need Milwaukee Public Schools. . Although candidates will have the opportunity to express their subject area and geographical preferences, these assignments are driven primarily by school needs and by each Fellow’s eligibility. Fellows must be extremely flexible about their teaching positions. Review Securing Your Teaching Position to learn more.
