Fwd: <<Request for Support>> Share Baltimore City Teaching Residency Application Information
Hopkins CSSA
From: Emily Henkes <emily....@tntp.onmicrosoft.com>
Date: Mon, Oct 29, 2012 at 11:13 AM
Subject: <<Request for Support>> Share Baltimore City Teaching Residency Application Information
To: "cssa.joh...@gmail.com" <cssa.joh...@gmail.com>
Hi Jianan,
I hope you’re doing well. I wanted to reach out to you because the application for the Baltimore City Teaching just opened and I think this would be a great opportunity for students at Johns Hopkins University. I’m looking for campus leaders like you to help find students who aren’t studying education, but who are interested in training to become teachers. I think this would be a really good fit for the members of Chinese Student and Scholar Association (Graduate Students) because of your dedication to share and celebrate diverse cultures and I’m hoping you’d be able to offer support and I’m hoping you’d be able to offer support. The first deadline for the Baltimore City Teaching Residency is December 10 and we are recruiting for several subject areas, with a focus on science, math, and bilingual teachers.
Would you be willing share information about the Baltimore City Teaching Residency? I greatly appreciate your help in spreading the word about the work we’re doing to close the achievement gap by increasing the effectiveness of our public schools’ teaching staff. We recruit, train, and select outstanding individuals to teach in high needs school throughout Baltimore and I’m sure you personally know people who have the potential to become exceptional educators.
Here are five of the easiest ways you can help promote the December 10 application deadline for the Baltimore City Teaching Residency:
- Include this information in your next newsletter or listserv email. Help us spread the word to those who may be interested in joining the ranks of outstanding educators committed to increasing student achievement in Baltimore.
2. Forward this email to three potential candidates. Many outstanding applications come directly from referrals. A personal recommendation from you might be the encouragement someone needs to apply.
3. Connect with us on social media. We’re on Facebook and Twitter and we regularly add posts about our Fellows and the work we’re doing to close the achievement gap. A simple share or retweet can go a long way in creating interest in our work.
- Forward this email to other student leaders. Send this to the board members of other clubs and organizations if you think they’d be interested in sharing this opportunity with their members.
- Visit our website. Learn more about the Baltimore City Teaching Residency and reach out if you have any questions.
I’m sure you have some members who aren’t planning to stay in Baltimore after they graduate. The Baltimore City Teaching Residency is part of TNTP’s national network of teacher recruitment and certification programs. I encourage you to share information about all of our programs with students who are thinking about relocating once they finish their degree.
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What do you think? Could you take a few minutes to support the Baltimore City Teaching Residency and help us deliver on the promise of quality education for all children? Let me know what you think or if you have any questions.
Best,
Emily Henkes
Recruitment Ambassador, Baltimore
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