PowerSchool Education Fund Adds Seven University Partners, Supporting Hundreds of Future Teachers as They Look to Enter the Profession
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Tuesday, November 30, 2021
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The PowerSchool Education Fund aims to help address the national teacher shortage by partnering with universities across the United States to help reduce the barriers for education students to enter the teaching profession.
Key Points:
- The PowerSchool Education Fund aims to help address the national teacher shortage by partnering with universities across the United States to help reduce the barriers for education students to enter the teaching profession.
- The PowerSchool Education Fund will support our students success by helping them cover out-of-pocket expenses associated with becoming a certified teacher in Florida.
- Stephanie Monarrez, a first-generation college student attending the University of California, Davis School of Education, is one of the 1,742 future teachers the PowerSchool Education Fund is supporting.
- Manal Keval is another education student at the University of California, Davis School of Education that the PowerSchool Education Fund is supporting.