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The document outlines the proposal for a Teacher Induction Program at The Colorado Springs School, aimed at supporting new provisionally licensed educators in meeting state licensing requirements. It details the program's structure, including mentor selection, professional development activities, evaluation processes, and compliance with Colorado's Educator Licensing Act. The recommendation is for the State Board of Education to approve this induction program to enhance the quality of education provided by the school.

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What is the induction program for teachers in Colorado?

An induction program is provided by Colorado school districts, some private and charter schools, approved facilities and/or BOCES and includes supervision by mentor teachers, ongoing professional development and training, including ethics, and performance evaluations.

Who is the teacher of the year in Colorado?

Janet Damon, a history teacher at DELTA High School in Denver Public Schools, was named the 2025 Colorado Teacher of the Year on Oct.

What city in Colorado pays teachers the most?

Highest paying cities for Teachers near Colorado Colorado Springs, CO. $47.99 per hour. 205 salaries reported. Aurora, CO. $39.76 per hour. Denver, CO. $38.40 per hour. 213 salaries reported. Longmont, CO. $37.87 per hour. 13 salaries reported. Fort Morgan, CO. $36.10 per hour. Show more nearby cities.

Who is the teacher of the year in Colorado 2025?

About Janet Damon Janet Damon, a history teacher at DELTA High School in Denver Public Schools, was announced as the 2025 Colorado Teacher of the Year in a ceremony at her school on Oct. 3, 2024.

Who picks the national teacher of the year?

CCSSO does not select the National Teacher of the Year. A National Selection Committee reviews all applications and selects four finalists from the nominations received. The Selection Committee is composed of representatives from 1520 national education organizations who interview the finalists in Washington, D.C.