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Fayette County Public Schools Office of Human Resources Educator Development Elementary Education Program Memorandum of Understanding
The Fayette County Public Schools (FCPS)-Kentucky State University (KSU) Elementary Education Program (EEP)...
Is designed to prepare leaders to respond effectively to the unique opportunities in urban and rural elementary school settings
Requires a curriculum contract and commitment for completion for candidates
Results in an Elementary Education Bachelors (BA.) degree
Results in a certificate in STEM or IECE w/ a Special Education background
Includes $5000 scholarship for selected participants (Includes Tuition, Fees and Books)
Develops a “grow your own” workforce with job-embedded support
Impacts student learning in Fayette County Public Schools
Provides additional strategies for participants to implement immediately
This Memorandum of Understanding outlines the roles and responsibilities of participants, Fayette County Public Schools, and Kentucky State University.
Elementary Education Program participants shall:
Apply to Kentucky State University Undergraduate School
Enroll in courses defined in the curriculum contract
Complete all synchronous and asynchronous coursework as outlined in the defined curriculum contract
Understand coursework requires reading from texts, writing, class discussion, and completion of course activities
Actively engage in on-going job-embedded support
Immediately apply developing knowledge and skills in the classroom, school, and/or district setting to improve student learning
Participate in local Community Service Opportunities
Defend level 1 portfolio
Schedule, pay for, take, and pass the Praxis II Content Exam for approval by Kentucky's Educational Professional Standards Board to receive certification. While funding is available, the student should apply to the KAET (Kentucky Academy for Equity and Teaching) project. The student will receive individualized support to develop a study plan and strategies for success on admission assessments and reimbursement for assessment-related expenses, as well as guidance throughout their educator preparation program.
Maintain employment in Fayette County Public Schools for a minimum of three years following completion
Assume responsibility for full payment of the cost of tuition and fees if the participant fails to complete coursework at any time
Assume responsibility for full payment of the cost of tuition and fees if the participant fails to meet the responsibilities outlined in this Memorandum of Understanding
Assume responsibility for full payment of the cost of tuition and fees if the participant leaves employment with Fayette County Public Schools within three years following completion of the certification program
Fayette County Public Schools shall:
Provide the employee with a $5000 scholarship
Manage the partnership with the Kentucky State University
Communicate in advance application requirements
Provide on-going job-embedded support to participants
The Kentucky State University Elementary Education Program shall:
Provide undergraduate level instruction for courses that may include: I understand and agree to the expectations set forth for participation in the Fayette County Public Schools' - Kentucky State University-Elementary Education Program
The university will provide Praxis support in all demonstration courses
B.A. in Elementary Education (P-5)
Option 9
FallWinterSpringSummer
Year 1MUS 323PHS 202HIS 201KSU 118 (EDU 101)COM 103MUS 130Mat 115EDU 202ENG 101KSU 186 (EDU 102)ENG 102 MayPHY 200 Summer IEDU 304 Summer IIEDU 203 Summer III
Year 2MAT 203EDU 320EDU 405BIO 107EDU 407MAT 204EDU 423EDU 204ElectivePOS 101EDU 302- Summer IEDU 430- Summer IIEDU 303- Summer IIIEDU 310- Summer III
Year 3EDU 454- ResidencyElectiveElectiveEDU 454- ResidencyElective
Courses Replaced by Fall Residency
STEM Courses (Electives) IECE- Early Childhood Ed. (Electives)
IECE- Early Childhood Ed. (Electives)
CDF 206 PHY 207-Physics I
EDU 311- Legal & Parental Issues
ENG 285 CHE 101-Chemistry I
ENG 260
BIO 111- Gen. Biology EDU 316- Early Child Education Handicapped
EDU 316- Early Child Education Handicapped
EDU 318- Spec. Educ. Practicuum I
FNU 203
COS 108-Princ. of Comp. Science EDU 404-Des. Curr. Lrn. for Young Child w/ Dis.
Option 9- Curriculum Mapping
Introduction Demonstration Mastery
EDU 101 KSU 118 EDU 303 EDU 454
EDU 102 KSU 186 EDU 320
EDU 202 EDU 405
EDU 203 EDU 423
EDU 302 EDU 430
EDU 304 EDU 407
EDU 310
MUS 130
MUS 323
ENG 101
ENG 102
COM 103
MAT 115
PSY 200
HIS 201
POS 101
PHS 202
MAT 203
MAT 204
BIO 107
(Electives) Certificates
PHY 207 STEM
CHE101
BIO 111
COS 108
EDU 311 IECE
EDU 316
EDU 318
EDU 404
10 Essential Skill Mapping Worksheet FOUNDATIONS & CORE COURSES HIGH IMPACT REPEATED CORE COURSE
STUD. TCH ELEMENTARY ED. CORE ASS IECE CORE PRACT
Academic Program Name: SEHDCS FOUNDATIONS (ALL PROGRAMS EXCEPT NT & MASPE STUD. TCH ELEMENTARY ED. CORE ASS IECE CORE PRACT
10 Essential Skills EDU 202 EDU 203 EDU 302 EDU 304 EDU 310 EDU 454 EDU 320 EDU 405 EDU 407 EDU 423 EDU 430 EDU 303 EDU 311 EDU 316 EDU 318 EDU 404
Communicate effectively. Graduates will develop their ability to communicate effectively by listening, weighing influencing factors, and responding accurately and professionally. They will learn to express their thoughts coherently in writing, orally, and in formal presentations. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
Think critically in order to solve problems and create new ideas and solutions. Graduates will develop their ability to think critically by evaluating assumptions and assessing information to make informed conclusions. They will also learn to think creatively by combining ideas in original ways or developing new ways of addressing issues. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
Apply quantitative reasoning skills to analyze and solve numerical problems. Graduates will hone their ability to provide solutions guided by data and choosing the best methodologies for arriving at informed conclusions. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
Interact effectively with people from diverse backgrounds. Graduates will reflect on their own cultural identities, appreciate cultural and intellectual differences, and effectively interact with people from diverse backgrounds. They will have multiple opportunities to collaborate, communicate and work respectfully with people with different perspectives, ideas and cultural beliefs. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
Adapt to changing circumstances while leading and supporting others. Graduates will have learned how to accept change and find effective ways to work and thrive in different settings. They will learn to motivate others in the pursuit of a common goal and to coach others in the pursuit of this goal. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
Perform professionally within their chosen field of study or occupation. Graduates will have learned the importance of adhering to the code of ethics in their chosen profession and acting with honesty and fairness. They will have many opportunities to prioritize their tasks, manage their time, take initiative, and demonstrate accountability and reliability. X X
Engage in civic life to improve society. Graduate will, throughout their college careers, learn from opportunities to engage in political, social and other activities to address issues that benefit society. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
Collaborate and work in teams. Graduates will have had numerous opportunities to collaborate with colleagues, become effective team members, and manage conflict. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
Apply academic knowledge, skills, and abilities to their chosen career. Graduates will be able to articulate and apply the theoretical content of their academic preparation with relevant knowledge and abilities essential to their chosen career. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
Use information for decision making. Graduates will be able to identify, evaluate, and responsibly use information needed for decision making. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
Cost Breakdown and Justification
A. Tuition and Fee Schedule (Per Semester):
The proposed $5,000 scholarship for each selected participant will cover full-time online enrollment in Kentucky State University’s Elementary Education Program. Full-time online enrollment tuition and fee schedule is as follows:
Credit HoursTuition and Fees
12 to 18$3,927
Plus $10 per credit hour for online courses
(15 credits = $150 added to $3,927 = $4077)
Mandatory Fees:
Activity Fee $170.00
Asset Preservation Fee (Per Semester)$150.00
Safety & Security Fee (Per Semester)$50.00
Technology Fee (Per Semester)$155.00
New Student Orientation Fee$188.60
Item:
Year 1 – 3
Each Fall Semester = $4,790.60
Each Spring Semester = $4,602.00
Each Summer Semester = $4,602.00
Cost:
$13,994.60 or $15,000 per year per student also equal to $5,000 per semester scholarship per student enrolled into the B.A. in Elementary Education Program.
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