Kansas receives $4.51 million to expand special education teacher apprenticeships
The state of Kansas has received $4.51 million in funding to support the expansion of apprenticeship programs for teachers preparing to work in special education.
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The state of Kansas has received $4.51 million in funding to support the expansion of apprenticeship programs for teachers preparing to work in special education.
A federal grant worth $8.4 million will support Kansas' educator workforce pipeline, with the funding intended to strengthen the state's supply of educators.
The Kansas State Department of Education reports that Kansas received $8.4 million in federal funding to support efforts to strengthen the state's educator pipeline.
An educator who teaches English language arts in Goddard has been selected for Kansas' 2027 Teacher of the Year honor, a statewide recognition for teaching.
Kansas has been authorized by the federal government to pilot a new student assessment system designed to administer assessments throughout the school year.
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