Take Your Career to the Next Level
The Latinx Teachers Fellowship has become a critical resource for teachers in Massachusetts, Greater Houston and the Bay Area to navigate the increased demands of a post-pandemic education system and improve the likelihood of progressing in their careers as leaders.
Find Familia
Education can be a lonely career path for Latinx educators. The Fellowship connects you with a cohort in your backyard.
Culturally Affirming Curriculum
Understand and leverage your identity to develop professionally and increase your influence in education.
Schedule
Kickoff Sessions:
- Houston: Saturday, September 7th
- Massachusetts: Saturday, September 14th
- Bay Area: Saturday, September 21st
Session Dates:
- Kickoff Retreat (Sept): In-Person
- Tuesday, October 15th: Virtual
- Tuesday, November 12th: Virtual
- Tuesday, December 10th: Virtual
- Tuesday, January 14th: Virtual
- Tuesday, February 11th: Virtual
- Tuesday, March 18th: Virtual
- Tuesday, April 8th: Virtual
- Saturday, May 3rd Closing Session: Virtual
Session Topics
- State of Latino Education
- Latinx Educators Leading in the Classroom
- AI in the Classroom and Beyond
- Engaging Families of Color
- Culturally Responsive and Linguistically Sustainable Practice
- Social and Emotional Skills for Diverse Populations
Who are the ideal candidates?
- Identify as Latino/a/x/e
- 1- 4 years of teaching experience
- Will be a PreK-12 teacher for the 2024-2025 school year
- Teaching in Massachusetts, Houston, or the Bay Area
- Has a track record of achieving high student achievement
- Teachers who support multilingual learners are highly encouraged to apply
By the end of the summer, we expect Fellows will:
- Increase their self-efficacy around leveraging their Latinx identity as agents of change
- Develop clarity over their commitment to the classroom and their goals within the education landscape
- Collaborate around best practices for driving positive academic outcomes for students of color
- Build local and national learning networks of Latinx teachers
Program Fee
Fellows pay an individual fee of $100 to participate in the program, which is due when Fellows accept their offer to participate in the Fellowship. This fee is a reduced rate from the overall costs of the program, and it helps to cover the cost of trainings, retreats, and materials. The remainder of the cost is subsidized through organizational partners that pay $1,500 per Fellow and through scholarship support.
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