Frequently Asked Questions About the Teacher Academy
What is the Teacher Academy?
The Teacher Academy is an exciting professional development opportunity for select novice educators from across the state of Georgia. It requires a two year commitment from the educator and school district. Educators must be employed and fully certified by the State of Georgia.
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How do I apply for the Teacher Academy?
Participants for the Academy can self nominate and must be approved by their principal, their superintendent and undergo a rigorous selection process. Applications are accepted between January and August of each year. See brochure, application form and agreement.
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Do I have to be a PAGE member to be considered by my school district?
No. The Teacher Academy is not a vehicle for soliciting membership. Any novice educator, who is fully certified with a clear renewable Georgia certificate and employed by a Georgia school district, is eligible to apply.
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Who is considered a novice?
A novice is any educator who has less than four years of experience upon entering the Teacher Academy. It is recommended that the participant have two to four years of service. First year teachers will be considered but it should be noted that the Teacher Academy curriculum is rigorous and participants are expected to implement strategies through assignments given in each session.
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Is there any cost involved to the participant of the Teacher Academy?
No. There are no costs for the participant or the school districts. PAGE pays for the participant’s substitute teacher, meals, mileage to the sessions, lodging and provides a stipend.
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Can I obtain a brochure and more information?
Yes! Click here to download.
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