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Southeast’s College of Education Honors Area Partners as ‘Redhawk Schools’
05/08/2017
Southeast Missouri State University’s College of Education recognized its top area school partners as “Redhawk Schools” for mentoring Southeast’s teacher candidates during ceremonies today in celebration of Teacher Appreciation Week. Twenty-one area schools met the criteria as Redhawk Schools this year, with the top awards going to East Elementary in Jackson, Missouri, in the elementary, early childhood and special education category; Cape Junior High School in the middle and junior high school category; and Cape Career and Technology Center in the secondary high school category. Dr. Diana Rogers-Adkinson, dean of the Southeast College of Education, presented school officials with a certificate and plaque. Rogers-Adkinson recognized the schools for their extraordinary partnership participation. Redhawk Partnership Schools for elementary, early childhood and special education candidates must have a teacher candidate to certified teacher ratio of 1:2 per academic year. Redhawk Partnership Schools for middle and secondary school candidates must have a teacher candidate to certified teacher ratio of 1:4 for at least one semester during the academic year. Teacher candidates are considered those in any field observation class, and cooperating mentor teachers must meet Department of Elementary and Secondary Education requirements for field placement. Those named “Redhawk Schools” are: Elementary, Early Childhood, and Special Education (MSE):
05/08/2017
Southeast Missouri State University’s College of Education recognized its top area school partners as “Redhawk Schools” for mentoring Southeast’s teacher candidates during ceremonies today in celebration of Teacher Appreciation Week. Twenty-one area schools met the criteria as Redhawk Schools this year, with the top awards going to East Elementary in Jackson, Missouri, in the elementary, early childhood and special education category; Cape Junior High School in the middle and junior high school category; and Cape Career and Technology Center in the secondary high school category. Dr. Diana Rogers-Adkinson, dean of the Southeast College of Education, presented school officials with a certificate and plaque. Rogers-Adkinson recognized the schools for their extraordinary partnership participation. Redhawk Partnership Schools for elementary, early childhood and special education candidates must have a teacher candidate to certified teacher ratio of 1:2 per academic year. Redhawk Partnership Schools for middle and secondary school candidates must have a teacher candidate to certified teacher ratio of 1:4 for at least one semester during the academic year. Teacher candidates are considered those in any field observation class, and cooperating mentor teachers must meet Department of Elementary and Secondary Education requirements for field placement. Those named “Redhawk Schools” are: Elementary, Early Childhood, and Special Education (MSE):
- Clippard Elementary (Cape Girardeau)
- Franklin Elementary (Cape Girardeau)
- East Elementary (Jackson)
- North Elementary (Jackson)
- Orchard Elementary (Jackson)
- South Elementary (Jackson)
- West Lane Elementary (Jackson)
- Nell Holcomb Elementary (Cape Girardeau)
- St. Vincent dePaul Parish School (Cape Girardeau)
- Cape Middle School (Cape Girardeau)
- Cape Central Junior High School (Cape Girardeau)
- Russell Hawkins Junior High School (Jackson)
- Jackson Middle School (Jackson)
- Sikeston Junior High School (Sikeston)
- Cape Career and Technical Center (Cape Girardeau)
- Cape Central High School (Cape Girardeau)
- Sikeston High School (Sikeston)
- Scott City High School (Scott City)
- Saxony Lutheran High School (Jackson)
- Oak Ridge High School (Oak Ridge)