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The Humboldt Office of Education (HCOE) and Humboldt State University (HSU) are pleased to announce that there is funding to support up to 10 Residency Program candidates to obtain their special education credential through the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CCTC). Each selected candidate will receive $10,000 to cover costs associated with:
Residency candidates can be hired to be a paraprofessional while simultaneously enrolled in HSU’s Education Specialist Credential Program allowing selected participants to obtain their preliminary Education Specialist teaching credential
The eligible candidates in a teacher residency program shall agree in writing to work as an education specialist serving a caseload of pupils who receive special education services in a special education setting.
Further, the sponsored candidate will serve in a district for a period of at least four school years beginning with the school year that begins after the candidate successfully completes the initial year of preparation and obtains a preliminary teaching credential.
A candidate who fails to complete the period of placement shall reimburse the sponsoring grant recipient (HCOE) the amount of funding that HCOE invested in the candidate’s residency training.