Educators Rising
Educators Rising is a nationally recognized student organization that allows students in grades 9-12 to explore careers in education through field trips, guest speakers, service projects, conferences, and competitions.
Work-Based Learning Opportunities
The Teacher Assistant Internship allows students in grades 11-12 the opportunity to gain experience working in the classroom as a teacher assistant.
Pledge to Education
This ceremony recognizes students choosing a future career in the education pathway.
Pathway Certificates
These are available for students to earn in high school at no cost through FVTC dual credit courses.
Additional Courses Related to Teaching
6950 CAPP Introduction to Teaching+
This course is designed to engage students who have an interest in the teaching profession through the exploration of various field experiences. Students will gain experiences working with diverse learners and environments. Students will also learn to develop, teach, and evaluate lessons taught in a classroom setting. This course is dual credit with UW Oshkosh.
6600 Life Skills Teaching
If your career path is to help people and make a difference and you are looking for a career in education, health care, or human services, this class is for you! In this class, you will work with students with special needs and teach valuable life skills that we will all use for the rest of our lives. You will also be exposed to educational pedagogy and practices that will be extremely valuable in your chosen career pathway in education.
Interested students should reach out to their school counselor.