Career Partnership with Seattle Teacher Residency |
City Year is proud to partner with the Seattle Teacher Residency so our alumni can continue to make a difference in classrooms and in the lives of students. This partnership reflects the shared visions and values of both organizations, and their belief that young people can keep students on track to graduate from high school and pursue post-secondary education. City Year strengthens an applicant’s competitiveness and chances for being selected for the Seattle Teacher Residency.
Background
The Seattle Teacher Residency’s mission is to accelerate student achievement through the preparation, support, and retention of a group of exceptional teachers in Seattle Public Schools whose diversity reflects the demographics of their students. The Seattle Teacher Residency follows the model of urban teacher residency programs in cities such as Boston, Chicago, and Denver. Residency programs successfully apply the medical residency model to teacher preparation. By blending classroom apprenticeship with aligned graduate-level course work and an intensive resident/mentor partnership, residencies aim to accelerate student achievement through the training, support and retention of excellent teachers. The City Year experience is a strong indicator of future success and serving a year with City Year strengthens an applicant’s application and chances for being selected as a Seattle Teacher Resident. Benefits offered by Seattle Teacher Residency
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Please note that all admissions decisions are made by Seattle Teacher Residency. Corps members and alumni interested in the residency program must complete the full application process. |
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