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What Educator Apprenticeships Look Like in Practice: Inside EDHUBNY’s New Case Series
New York’s educator shortage is not a future problem. It is here. Across the continuum, from early childhood to high school classrooms and school leadership, districts and education organizations are grappling with how to recruit, prepare, and retain a stable, qualified workforce without placing unsustainable financial burdens on aspiring educators. To better understand what effective… Continue reading
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Expanding Opportunities: The Growth of Apprenticeships for Educators in New York State
The expansion of Registered Apprenticeship Programs for Educators (RAPS) in New York isn’t just about building a robust, highly skilled teacher workforce, it’s transforming lives. As we spoke with apprentices and stakeholders across the state, we heard powerful stories of growth, opportunity, and resilience. Seeing firsthand how these programs are transforming not just careers, but… Continue reading
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Educator Registered Apprenticeships and Grow Your Own: How Kennedy Children’s Center is Transforming Educator Preparation
At the heart of the Kennedy Children’s Center (KCC) lies a deep commitment to community—a commitment that has deeply resonated with me as I continue my journey of learning about innovative, community-centered educational programs and the current challenges faced by educators. Their leadership refused to accept traditional recruitment and training methods that failed to meet… Continue reading
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The Evolution of Partnerships: Building the Educator Workforce Through Collaboration
Registered Educator Apprenticeships without strong partnerships are like a car with flat tires — you might move, but it’s going to be a bumpy ride! It’s the partnership conversations that keep things rolling smoothly and preparing future educators to get behind the wheel. What’s most exciting is how these collaborations break down barriers, build bridges,… Continue reading
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