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July 7, 2008

MTEC Moves Its Office

On July 8 - 9th the MTEC office will move to the new Professional Development Center located on the 3rd floor of the Marshall Campus (4141 N. 64th St.). MTEC's new phone(461-2500) and fax (461-2515) will be connected on or about June 15th.


March 12, 2008

Enroll Now! Next Certification Class Begins In Early June

Spaces in the next certification class are filling up quickly. Attend an info session. In-Process candidates need to complete the Praxis I test ASAP ( ETS - Praxis ). Select Register for a Test. For more info call 227-2541.


May 9, 2008

Enroll now for the AmeriCorps class of 08 - 09

AmeriCorps members can earn an education award voucher of $4725 that can be applied to existing education loans or can be held for up to seven years and applied to future education loans. AmeriCorps members (teachers) must complete 1700 hours of service and training (regular teaching day, planning and prep time, meetings, seminars, classes, service activities, etc.) during the nine months of service.

More than 100 slots will be available for the 2008-2009 school year. Contact MTEC-AmeriCorps for more information (414-227-2513). Enrollment and orientation dates will be scheduled in August/September ).


May 6, 2008

MMABSE honors 8 MTEC graduates

At the 6th annual Teacher Of The Year Recognition Gala on May 2, 2008, MMABSE honored 120 teachers. Eight of those teachers were graduates of the MTEC program - Itza Espinoza, Bernarda Santos, Mary Sonsalla, Tasha Henderson, Phebe Smith, Silvia Robertson, Charles Harris and Koroush Hassani. MTEC joins MMABSE in congratulating those teachers who have demonstrated excellence in teaching Milwaukee's children.


March 5, 2008

WPRI finds that MTEC teachers rate their preparation higher than those trained in other programs.

"Teachers trained at MTEC rated their preparation to teach in MPS higher than did the teachers in all the other programs. Nearly 78 percent of the MTEC teachers felt well-prepared to deal successfully with diversity in their classrooms, and nearly 73 percent felt they had sufficient management skills. Eighty percent of MTEC teachers felt well prepared to work in a large urban district like MPS." Read the full report at the Wisconsin Policy Research Institute