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The Maryville City Schools Board of Education budget retreat recently revealed an interesting fact about the town in which we're situated: Maryville has the highest base pay in the state for a teacher with a master's degree, at $52,000 according to new data compiled by the Tennessee Education Association. At a master's degree, MCS is second in the state, and at the maximum level, Maryville is fourth in the state.

Now, we're not saying that's the ONLY reason to get your master's if you're an educator, but it certainly helps! And if you're considering doing so, the first set of courses in our accelerated Maryville College Division of Education Masters of Art in Teaching (M.A.T.) Secondary STEM is set to begin next month!

Applications are still being accepted, and this accelerated master's degree program is designed to be completed in one year. What's more: It operates under the cohort model, which gives students a supportive group of peers that enter and remain in the program with you.

The cutoff is soon, however, so click the link, find out more info and sign up today!
Not only are our faculty members in the Maryville College Division of Education preparing students to make a difference in the future, they're also constantly seeking ways to make a difference right now.

An upcoming book study, facilitated by Mike Crabtree (formerly of Blount County Schools, Maryville, Tennessee, now an education consultant with Top Tenn Education Consulting), will allow MC faculty and students to join forces with educators from Blount County, Alcoa City Schools and Maryville City Schools to learn more about the ways teachers can better serve students from impoverished communities.

Read more here:
More proof that our Maryville College Division of Education turns out educators who are out there changing lives! Congratulations to Nicole Verdino Owens '12 for being named Morristown-Hamblen High School West's Teacher of the Year!
I’ve read on TN Education website about “Job Embedded Practitioner Program” for people with a BS degree that want to become teachers. How difficult is it to find jobs for this route? Any pros or cons? Does MC have a program that supports this route? Thanks in advance!
Knoxville, Tenn. - Led by Dr. Rebecca Lucas, Professor of Education, alumni and students created a mural, based on Amanda Gorman’s poem, The Hill We Climb, for future installation at Austin East Magnet High School. The mural was intended to send a message of love, support, and healing for the Austin East community, which has experienced several tragedies this year. “The mural, I think, for a lot of kids – no matter their race, where they are from, or how old they are – can see that this poet is doing amazing things and changing the world. I hope this mural helps them see that no matter who you are, you also have the power to change the world, even if it’s just through your words.” – Joshua Woods ‘22

Volunteers and supporters included: Dr. Rebecca Lucas, Martina Junod '21, LeSean Brannon '11, Kristopher Seiber '23, Alejandra Yanez '22, Alexis Brown '23, Sarah Taylor-Yeaple '08, Chloe Melton '21, Alexa Maqueo-Toledo '22, Rachel Ealy '24, Joshua Woods '22, Erick Graham '20, Carlos Gonzalez '22, Madison Grover '23, Alyssa Reddick '22, Abi Lucas '22, Sheena Lucas, Nicholas Clifton '22, Felix Uadiale '23, Briyana Clark, Prof. of Art, Carl Gombart, Asst. Professor of art Morgan Manning, Jerry's Astaramam of Knoxville, and El Jimador

Press Coverage included: The Daily Times article, Sunday 4/18/21
https://www.thedailytimes.com/news/mural-for-austin-east-highlights-maryville-college-kin-takahashi-events/article_4a03bb11-e9de-5e64-a34e-a754cd7b0e08.html;

WVLT clip, Saturday, 4/17/21
https://www.wvlt.tv/2021/04/17/maryville-college-community-unites-to-create-mural-for-austin-east-community/?fbclid=IwAR0TT6KraTh0Ma3EdqGoa9y7DaNzVugj_LXS7gcNn5MFU1MvKZLoZgBnv1I

WATE, Saturday, 4/17/2021
https://www.wate.com/news/local-news/maryville-college-creates-mural-for-austin-east-high-school/

WATE, April 13, 2021
https://www.wate.com/news/maryville-college-creating-mural-for-austin-east-high-school/?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=socialflow&utm_medium=referral&fbclid=IwAR2PnVd50wtCPDDAR1Iz0aTWI18BrpaaflRZJQH_zyz68PEd-JjM8bb4n2k

Maryville College Teacher Licensure Program
Dr. Rebecca Long Lucas, Associate Professor of Education, is leading a mobile mural creation for this day of service. During this project, volunteers will be creating a mural made of canvases that will include the poem “The Hill We Climb” by Amanda Gorman to be installed at Austin East Magnet High School. To show our love and support to the Austin East Community and the Austin East Magnet High School (with a special shout out to our MC alums who are AEMHS faculty members), members of the AE community, MC students and faculty, and other MC alums/friends/family members will gather to create a message of hope and encouragement--in the form of a mobile mural of the poem. The work day is on Sat, April 17, 10 am -1 pm EST at Clayton Center Bldg B. If you are interested in participating please let Dr. Lucas know as soon as possible. To learn more, visit the project website here: https://sites.google.com/maryvillecollege.edu/ktglobal/the-hill-we-climb-by-agorman
Austin-East High School Maryville College Teacher Licensure Program
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Joe Fitzgerald III '05, majored in Economics & History for teacher licensure, with a concentration in Mathematics, and his educational path has been very fruitful! Fitzgerald earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Maryville College and a Master of Education degree from Middle Tennessee State University, where he is now actively pursuing a Doctor of Education degree. Fitzgerald is featured on this month and gives the following advice to new staff: "build a successful career is to stay ready, because when you stay ready, you do not have to get ready. If an opportunity presents itself and you are trying to get ready, you are too late." Read the full article here: https://www.mnps.org/blog/2021/3/2/mnpsvoices-joe-fitzgerald?fbclid=IwAR3kP5-UeRu-x_qyRXDyQsU_fL-AXHez7xA_GyDoDahRk-mLyd4MsIdcAuw

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Wow! Thank you! We have so many Educators of the Year this year to honor! Please let us know of others in the comments below!.
• Jama Anderson ‘96, Related Service Provider of the Year, Elementary Math Coach
• Courtney Whitehead '00, Principal of the Year, Finalist, Carpenters Elementary School
• Tiffany Tipton'03, Honoree for Teacher of the Year, Union Grove Middle School
• Jon Young '04, Principal of the Year, Finalist, Carpenters Middle School
• Stephanie Jones Kirk ’05 – Reading Teacher of the Year, Heritage High School
• Kacie Everett West '07 – Teacher of the Year, Prospect Elementary School
• Kelli Ierulli Nehf '10 – Secondary Counselor of the Year, Carpenters Middle School
• Amanda Lawhorn Clark '13 – Finalist for Technology Innovator of the Year, Heritage High School
• Emily Wiggins Rizzitiello '14, Teacher of the Year 20-21 Oliver Springs Middle School
• Miriam Alvarez ‘15, Pi Beta Phi Elementary School, Sevier County Schools
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Roman Lay '15, English/Drama Teacher, for Alcoa High School was selected as one of the International Literacy Association’s 30 Under 30 for 2021. “I firmly believe that all young people deserve to have a good book in their hands,” he says. “I seek to rekindle a love of reading that many of my students have lost.” This is an international honor. Read more here: https://literacyworldwide.org/docs/default-source/communications/literacy-today/ila-2021-30-under-30.pdf?sfvrsn=5279b38e

Maryville College Teacher Licensure Program
Hi everyone! If you are a educator in Hamilton County (Chattanooga) and interested in connecting with other alums teaching here or even entering their first year of teaching here let me know! I'm currently in the process of creating a quick zoom meet (I know, we're all zoomed out 🙃) for educators in our area continues to grow.
Are you unsure of your future career goals or which major you should choose? This October the Career Center invites the Maryville College community to participate in our Fall 2019 Alumni Panels.

Life is not always linear and there can be more than one path to take to reach any goal. We hope that our Alumni Panel events expand horizons and open minds to new possibilities.

*All panels will be held in Lawson Auditorium.



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This group page is for anyone who will be or is an alum of the MC Teacher Licensure program. Friends

08/02/2023
08/01/2023

Sequoyah High School in Monroe County (TN) has openings in high school English OR Social Studies and Math.

Jobs | Monroe County Schools The Monroe County School System serves approximately 5,200 students on twelve campuses in grades Kindergarten through 12th grade. Our motto, “Educating Every Student for Tomorrow – Today,” affirms our belief that education provides the best avenue for a bright future for the youth of our count...

07/21/2023

I see a few Maryville College grads! Best wishes to everyone.

Welcome to all of our new BCS Teachers!

Employment Opportunities 07/13/2023

Job alert: Newport City Schools have opportunities for 2 middle school science teachers and a school counselor.

Employment Opportunities Applications must be addressed to the attention of the Newport City Board of Education, and delivered to Administrative Assistant Barb Suggs (423.623.3811 x357)

Blount County Board of Education - Frontline Recruitment 07/11/2023

Math Teachers - the 9th grade Academy at William Blount High School needs two math teachers.
They are also needing one Biology teacher.

Blount County Board of Education - Frontline Recruitment Frontline Recruiting and Hiring, Applicant Tracking for Educators. Online Job Employment Applications, Web Based Employment Applications for School Districts and Educational Institutions.

06/17/2023

Newport City School System is currently accepting applications for the following positions:
Special Education Self-Contained Teacher - Grades 4-8
Middle School Science Teacher
Middle School Math Teacher
School Counselor - Grades 3-8
Restorative Practice Teacher

Applications can be sent to [email protected]. Additional employment and application information can be found at https://www.newportgrammar.org/employment.

Career Opportunities | Sacred Heart Cathedral School 06/07/2023

Kindergarten and 2nd grade positions available.

Career Opportunities | Sacred Heart Cathedral School Career Opportunities Sacred Heart Cathedral School is always interested in getting to know outstanding teachers who have a passion for Catholic education. Please send your resume to [email protected]. You will find the current job openings listed below. DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR Sacred Heart Cathedral Sch...

Interactive PD 06/07/2023

Interactive PD A hands-on professional development hosted by the National Center for Science Education

05/24/2023

South Doyle Middle School in South Knoxville has the following positions open:
6th & 7th grade math
7th grade English
7th & 8th grade science

Email Katye Clemmons at [email protected]
for more information or to apply.

05/17/2023

Are you looking to teach high school Spanish? If so, Carter High School in Knox County needs you! Contact Darlene Davenport for more information. [email protected]

05/11/2023

Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!
Thank you for continuing to do good on the largest possible scale.

Please consider a donation to our EPP Student Assistance Fund. Your donation will help current Maryville College students with costs associated with licensure.
Donations can be made through the link below. Be sure to type "EPP Student Assistance Fund" in the Gift Preferences Comment box.
https://www.maryvillecollege.edu/academics/divisions/education/epp/donate/

05/04/2023

Quick question: Should we continue requiring Google Level 1 certification in our licensure programs? Did it benefit you?

Photos from Maryville College Alumni's post 04/11/2023
04/04/2023

Hey, all, be sure and visit the Maryville College page and "like" this post to help unlock a giving challenge, and be sure to keep up with the page throughout the day for more unlock challenges with shares and comments! It's Tartan Tuesday, our largest annual giving day, and even if you can't contribute financially, your social media interaction helps the cause! Thank you!

Tartan Tuesday is built around fundraising, but know this: While we’re grateful for each and every dollar pledged to help our students and our mission, we need the support of both donors and moral supporters in order to do good on the largest possible scale! We’re asking all Scots to start right now by liking this post and encouraging your fellow MC supporters to do so as well.

In fact, if this post gets 100 likes, it will unlock $5,000 in challenge gifts to benefit student scholarships! Hit that like button, then visit http://tartantuesday2023.blackbaud-sites.com to show your support … and stay tuned throughout the day for more opportunities to unlock matching gifts!

04/04/2023

Openings at Richard Yoakley School in Knoxville.

Middle School Science
High School SPED Interventionist Teacher - 2 positions
High School Satellite SPED Teacher
High School Math

Any interested candidates can apply through the online application for Knox County.

03/29/2023

Are you passionate about the work of teaching and learning? KCS is hosting a Recruitment Fair on Saturday, April 1, at Central High School!

Attendees can meet with school and district leaders to learn more about opportunities for teachers and support staff, and find information about benefits and professional development offered by KCS. For more information, visit our website: knoxschools.org/recruitmentfair.

We hope to see you there!

Photos from Maryville College Division of Education's post 03/09/2023

Our seniors had a great day talking with school representatives from across the region at UTK’s Education Job Fair. Thank you Maryville College Career Center for providing transportation.

The American Association of Immunologists - High School Teachers Program 02/13/2023

https://www.aai.org/Education/Summer-Teachers?fbclid=IwAR3epqIXXH5C7siIuSXx8PMcKB4v9UQLxzpoERMnRHu6NuuaOQ_B6HUl8ko

The American Association of Immunologists - High School Teachers Program The American Association of Immunologists (AAI), in order to promote excellence in science education at the secondary school level, is sponsoring a summer research program created specifically for high school teachers: the AAI High School Teachers Summer Research Program in Immunology. This program....

02/09/2023

Dr. Gardner and Dr. Astor on their field trip to San Francisco for the CEEDAR 2023 conference. Ceedar Center

02/02/2023

Our annual screening meeting is fast approaching. If your teaching heart compels you to volunteer your time for this effort, please let me know.

Our early numbers indicate that this may be the largest group of potential teacher candidates we have seen in several years!

Please consider assisting us as we prepare at least 8 teams of interviewers. Each team is comprised of one MC person and two local school partners (for a total of 24 interviewers—eeek!)

Screening Interviews are scheduled for Mon, March 20 and Tues, March 21, 4-6 pm. (Actual duration will depend on the total number of candidates to be interviewed and the number of teams I am able to assemble.)

We had great success with virtual interviews last year and plan to repeat that format. You would work in teams of 3 to interview candidates in 20 minute blocks. Prior to the interview, you would review each assigned candidate folder (watch teaching task video, read prof statement, …), and offer feedback that will be shared with the EPP Faculty Committee.

If you can serve on either date (or both), please contact [email protected].

I will follow up with a detailed email as soon as our teams are identified.

Your involvement and support is critical to the success of our program! Thanks for all you do!

Dr. Lucas

Employment Opportunities 12/09/2022

Newport Grammar School is currently accepting applications for a 6th grade Social Studies Teacher.

Employment Opportunities Qualification RequirementsActive teaching license; A variety of endorsements meet requirements for this program (other areas of endorsement may be considered if those meet minimum Tennessee requirements for licensure).

Employment Opportunities 11/16/2022

Newport Grammar School is looking to hire a special education teacher.

Employment Opportunities Qualification RequirementsOne of the following endorsements: Special Education 069, 105, 194, 195, 459, 460, or 461 (other special education areas of endorsement may be considered if those meet minimum Tennessee requirements for licensure in the grade level/subject area).

11/16/2022

Jackson Melton, the Director of the after-school program at Montgomery Ridge Intermediate School, is looking for help with the middle school program. Please contact Jackson for more information [email protected]

Employment Opportunities 11/01/2022

Greenback Public School has several openings including high school Biology.

Employment Opportunities Loudon County School District serves K-12th grade students and is located in Loudon, TN.

10/22/2022

Stop by the Kappa Delta Pi table and pop a balloon to support the Boys and Girls club. We are across the street from the football field.

News: Masters in Teaching Secondary STEM (M.A.T.) 10/13/2022

Do you have a degree in a STEM field but really want to teach? We are accepting applications for the 2023 M.A.T. Secondary STEM cohort. Learn more and apply at

News: Masters in Teaching Secondary STEM (M.A.T.) Why earn a Master of Arts in Teaching at MC? Well-known for its strengths in the sciences and mathematics, and having an excellent reputation for education preparation, Maryville College has expanded its academic portfolio. There is a critical need for STEM instruction in secondary schools for profe...

10/13/2022

Come hear Sheri's journey from MC student to children's author.

09/17/2022

Mary Blount Elementary Kindergarteners know to not litter and what to recycle! 👍🏼♻️

KBB visited each Kindergarten class this week to talk to students about littering and the 3R’s. We’d love to come to your classroom too!

Timeline photos 09/02/2022

🍎 Teachers 🍎 are you ready to 🎵 sing? It’s time to get your creative juices flowing and energy pumping because ORISE wants to give you a chance to create a (science, technology, engineering, art, math) song. This song must contain original lyrics and be connected to at least one state or national education standard. Teachers of any grade level or subject are invited to submit a music video with lyrics. THREE teachers will win an iPad and a pair of Raycon wireless earbuds! Click the link to learn more:
https://bit.ly/3eUobez

08/02/2022

Employment Opp!

John Seiver Elementary is desperately in need of help in their after school adventure club... 2:30-6pm

07/25/2022

Any former students teaching in the Collierville, TN area?

07/25/2022

Congrats!

Fans, patrons and followers of the Maryville College Community Chorus probably recognize this guy: Dr. Dwight Dockery '05 earned his bachelor's in music theory-composition from MC before going on to obtain his master's in choral conducting from East Carolina University and his doctorate from the University of South Carolina, and today he serves as director of music at Maryville First United Methodist Church.

He is also the new conductor of the MC Community Chorus, and we can't wait to see (and hear) what he brings to the stage this year! Rehearsals begin at 7 p.m. Sept. 6 in the Harry Harter Rehearsal Room of the Clayton Center for the Arts, and no audition is required for interested singers who wish to take part.

It's going to be an exciting year around the Division of Fine Arts, and we're always honored to welcome another Maryville College Alumni "home to Howee" to help us nurture the choral programs that have been a part of Maryville College traditions for more than a century!

07/14/2022

Dr. Amanda Pickens, Principal, Highland Rim School in Lincoln County, TN has three openings: 7/8 math, 7/8 ELA, 7/8 science and a music teacher. Contact Dr. Pickens if you are interested. https://hrs.lcdoe.org/

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