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College of Education Engaged Teaching
 

Maryland Science Mathematics Resident Teacher (MSMaRT) Program

 

Lead America’s Future – Teach!


Become a Mathematics or Science Middle School Teacher in Prince George’s County Public Schools and Earn Your Master's Degree.

 

A Federally Funded Alternative Teacher Preparation Program

 

MSMaRT is a partially-funded 31 credit-hour* post-baccalaureate teacher certification program designed to help you become fully credentialed and employed in a reduced period of time. It includes:

 

  • an 11-week pre-employment program designed to help you acquire a beginning repertoire of pedagogical skills;
  • ongoing university coursework that exposes you to critical content including national and local curriculum standards, learning theory, and inquiry;
  • employment as a highly-qualified and certified math or science middle school teacher in PGCPS – ½ time during the first year and full-time thereafter; &
  • an induction and mentoring component that supports you transition into your new profession.

 

During your first year in the MSMaRT residency in PGCPS you will teach half-time which provides you the time needed for collaboration, reflection, and completion of ongoing university coursework, as well as earning a half-time teacher salary.

Information Sessions Announced:

Wed, November 4,
, 7:30-9:00pm,
Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School
4545 Ammendale Rd
Beltsville, MD 20705, Room: Media Center

 


Wed, November 18,
7:30-9 pm,
Univ of Maryland College Park Campus,
Benjamin Building
Room 1121

Tu, December 8,
7:30-9:00pm,
UMD campus, Benjamin Building
Room TBA

Wed, January 6,
7:30-9:00pm,
UMD campus,
Benjamin Building
Room TBA

Tu, January 19,
7:00-8:30pm,
Universities at Shady Grove
9630 Gudelsky Drive
Rockville, MD 20850
Room TBA

***Note: Parking on UMD campus
is free after 4pm;
Lots 1  and Z are closest
to the Benjamin Building


All Sessions Are Free

 

For immediate information email Ann Nutter Coffman at msmartinfo@umd.edu

 

* The 31 credits includes 25 University of Maryland graduate credits and 6 Prince George's County continuing development credits

 


 

 

 

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