Teaching Fellows Program News Today

Jayme Feagin, a Professor of History at Georgia Highlands College, was selected as a Governor’s Teaching Fellow for the May 2024 Symposium, "Artificial Intelligence in the Holistic Classroom."

The North Carolina Teaching Fellows Commission has selected four McDowell County residents as a part of the 462 award recipients for the 2024-25 academic year.

VALDOSTA — For Valdosta State University’s Dr. Emma Kostopolus, the learning process did not end when she earned a doctorate and started her teaching career.

The state is adding schools to its Teaching Fellows Program to increase geographic diversity across North Carolina.

The Charleston Southern University College of Education is among a select group of education providers recognized for excellence in preparing the next generation of teachers. This fall, the Council for

While school was out for summer, kids attending the Robinson Community Learning Center’s Summer Scholars camp got a jump-start on the 2023-24 acad...

Riley Brodie, a senior at May River High School was awarded the South Carolina Teaching Fellowship.

Three seniors at Blythewood High School have been awarded South Carolina Teaching Fellowships.

Leaving Twitter or staying has become a complex decision for many educators, as has picking potential replacements

From recruiting high school students to expanding programs similar to medical residencies, states are spending millions in federal aid to recruit teachers as regional shortages continue, particularly people of color who may find traditional programs costly or inaccessible.   Teaching residencies have exploded in popularity in recent years, with the National Center for Teacher Residencies’ network […]