Partners

The Boston Higher Education Partnership (BHEP) is a cooperative effort on the part of 31 Boston area colleges and universities and the Boston Public Schools to support the academic achievement of the young people in Boston so that they can become engaged and productive citizens.

www.bhep.org

Boston Principal Fellowship (BPF) is a one-year urban principal preparation program developed as part of Boston’s aggressive commitment to whole school improvement. The 12-month experience offers Principal Fellows intensive training in effective teaching and learning and school leadership through hands-on, in-school experience and course work in school leadership and whole school improvement.

www.bostonsli.org/bpf.html

BTR is a rigorous, school-based urban teacher preparation program that is part of the aggressive strategy of the Boston Public Schools (BPS) to improve instruction in every classroom.

During the full-time, 13-month program, Teacher Residents co-teach with a Mentor Teacher in a BPS classroom and take coursework taught by exceptional educators and academics. BTR graduates earn a Massachusetts Initial Teacher License and a master’s degree in education from the University of Massachusetts/Boston, and work toward dual licensure in special education. Tuition is fully covered and participants receive an $11,000+ stipend while in program.

For more information on the BTR visit the BTR website.

www.bpe.org/btr

BELL National is an after school service provider that services district students. Become a tutor with BELL National and gain valuable experience working with our students. You will also receive support from the BPS recruitment department to help you transition into various district opportunities ranging from paraprofessional, substitute and full-time teaching positions.

If you are a current BELL Tutor interested in becoming a part of the BPS family, please attend one of our information sessions or contact Daphne Germain

www.bellnational.org

NALFO is an umbrella council for Latino Greek Letter Organizations.

Boston Public Schools and NALFO are partnering to provide information on teaching careers and teaching/school leadership jobs in BPS.

If you are a local chapter that would like to establish a relationship with the BPS Recruiting Team, please contact Alvin Cooper

www.nalfo.org

NBCA is a network of alumni and collegestudents who are committed to creating the next generation of civicleaders by encouraging community volunteerism, career explorationand college education to high school students while promotingHistorically Black Colleges and Universities.

Through this partnership, the BPS recruitment team supports all members who are interested in exploring careers in education through our Emerging Teachers Program and also encourages alumna to apply to our alternative certification pathway the Boston Teacher Residency Program.

For more information please contact Daphne Germain

www.nbcalliance.org

The Posse Foundation provides full scholarships for urban youth to attend 4 year colleges throughout the US in a cohort model.

If you are a Posse Scholar interested in becoming a teacher in Boston Public Schools, there are several opportunities available from our Emerging Teachers Program summer school teaching internship to the Boston Teacher Residency, our alternative certification pathway.

For more information please contact Daphne Germain

www.possefoundation.org