In November, ATC teacher development manager Nneka Love (ATC ’19) and alumna Ava Hollins-Rogers (ATC ’20) traveled to Henderson, North Carolina as part of the...
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ATC Fellows Selected For Education Policy Program
Congratulations to ATC 2022 fellow Devin Guillory on being selected for the 2024-25 Teach Plus Arkansas Policy Fellowship and to ATC teacher development manager Freda...
ATC Coach, Alum Explore Rural School Leadership
ATC teacher development manager Nneka Love (ATC ’19) and alumna Ava Hollins-Rogers (ATC ’20) traveled to New Mexico on July 15-19 as part of the...
ATC Alum Featured for Teacher Appreciation Week
ATC alumna Randi Sparks (’13), an art teacher at Rogers New Tech High School, was featured on ATC’s social media and in a full-page ad...
ATC Alumnus Named Hope Rotary Teacher of Year
ATC alumnus Hosea Born (’18), a visual art & robotics educator at Yerger Middle School in Hope, was named the 2023-24 Primary Teacher of the...
ATC Alumni Featured in National Ed News Series
In May, national education news site The 74 dedicated a weeklong series to Pine Bluff educators who are working to revitalize their community through their...
2021 Cohort Completes ATC Fellowship
Congratulations to the following ATC fellows on successfully completing the three-year ATC Fellowship: Angie Coleman, 4-8 science, Pine Bluff Erica Williams, 7-12 social studies, KIPP...
U of A Programs Multiply Student Opportunity
Makayla Fitzhugh, former student of Arkansas Teacher Corps alumna Jordan Humphreys (ATC ’13), was recently featured in a University of Arkansas news story about several...
ATC Alumna Discusses Power of Teacher Corps Programs
ATC fellow Freda Calloway (ATC '20) was recently featured in the newest episode of the I Am A Rural Teacher Podcast, "The Power of Teacher Corps Programs". She discusses how she came to the teaching profession, the advantages of teaching in a “really rural” place, how her experience in a Teacher Corps program was different from the typical pathway to certification, her favorite moments in the classroom, the importance of connecting with students and families.
ATC Alumna Emphasizes Need for Science of Reading
ATC fellow LeAndra Grant (ATC '20) provided powerful opening remarks about the importance of teaching the science of reading at October 11th screening of the documentary film "The Right to Read" at the Ron Robinson Theater in Little Rock, AR. "The Right to Read" shares the stories of an NAACP activist, a teacher, and two American families who fight to provide our youngest generation with the most foundational indicator of life-long success: the ability to read.
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