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Elementary Education program includes paid internship, job placement

Elite Educators Program

LearnMore_2Our new Elite Educator Program – a partnership between St. Petersburg College and Pinellas County Schools – is changing the way teachers learn to teach. Students receive a paid internship and job with Pinellas County Schools upon successful completion of this program.

Register now for upcoming info sessions

Reserve_Your_SpotLearn more about St. Petersburg College’s Elite Educator program (Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education) at our next info session on:

Wednesday, May 13th
5:30 – 7 p.m.
SPC’s Clearwater Campus
Ethics and Social Science Building (ES) Room 104
2465 Drew Street
Clearwater, FL 33765

 During the info session we will:

  • Learn about admissions criteria, course offerings and program expectations
  • Speak to advisors, faculty and the dean
  • Talk with students currently enrolled in the College of Education (COE)  Elementary Education Program
  • Learn about the benefits you will receive by completing this program

RSVP online or call 727-712-5410 for more information.

SPC presents at seminar for Pinellas County early childhood professionals

people in a classroom

LearnMore_2On Feb. 28, Professor Anne Ryan, Early Childhood Education; Elaine Pepi, The Growing Place Preschool; and Kristina Davis, Bright Horizons Family Solutions, presented Full S.T.E.A.M. Ahead – Science, Technology, Engineering and Math through the Arts in Early Childhood Education.

One area explored was Construction where attendees had hands-on opportunities to see the many ways we can support children’s learning with building materials already found in most preschool classrooms.

The March edition of The National Association for the Education of Young Children’s journal Young Children also focuses on Blocks and the importance of this type of experience for young children.

This event took place at the Early Childhood Care and Education Conference sponsored by the Early Learning Coalition. The conference was held at Pinellas Park High School and the attendees were Early Childhood professionals serving children throughout Pinellas County.  Learn more about SPC’s Early Childhood offerings.

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St. Petersburg College awarded $5 million grant for Elementary Education

COE building

SPC’s College of Education (COE) has been awarded a three-year, $5 million grant from the Florida Department of Education to help prepare future elementary education teachers.

By transforming how we prepare elementary teachers, SPC will impact future Pinellas County students and their families.

Learn more about the grant by reading recent new stories on:

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