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CMS Teaching residents come from all corners of the city and beyond—from paraprofessionals and substitute teachers who already work in our classrooms; to recent college graduates looking to build a career in Charlotte; to experienced professionals from other fields who want to help shape the next generation of leaders and innovators. They’re united by three core values:
BELIEF
in our students: Residents believe all students can learn and achieve at high levels, regardless of the challenges they might face outside the classroom.
DETERMINATION
to reach goals: Faced with challenges, residents model the grit and persistence their students will need to overcome obstacles and stay on the path to success in college or a career.
PROVEN ABILITY
to inspire change: Residents can rally students and families around ambitious learning goals.
We train residents to work in the grades and subject areas where they’re needed most, and we provide them with the skills and knowledge to help them succeed. You can find out more about two of our former residents’ experiences in this
Charlotte Observer story.
To apply for the CMS Teaching Residency, you must hold a bachelor’s degree, have a minimum GPA of 2.7 from your undergrad coursework, your graduate coursework, or a combination of both, and meet all legal requirements to work in the United States. If accepted into the program, you will be required to take and pass state-required certification tests before you begin training. This is a licensure program for prospective teachers who do NOT currently hold a continuing educators license or certificate in any state. You can learn more about our eligibility requirements in our
Frequently Asked Questions.