Residency program benefits future educators, school districts
Student-teacher Madison Loomis at Cayuse Prairie Elementary School on Tuesday, Aug. 23. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
The Montana Office of Public Instruction is hoping to address teacher shortages and better prepare future educators by incentivising traditionally unpaid student teachers to work in rural or high-needs schools by offering stipends, housing and tuition support.
The incentives are part of a new program called the Montana Teacher Residency Demonstration Project...
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