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Visit funder's website →Ohio Military Veteran Educator Program Grants (Operation Teach) is sponsored by Ohio Department of Education and Workforce. Operation Teach is a specialized initiative designed to help current and former military personnel and their families transition into meaningful careers as licensed K-12 educators. The University of Akron was awarded this grant.
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Ohio Military Veteran Educator Program Grants | Ohio Department of Education and Workforce Ohio Military Veteran Educator Program Grants Ohio Military Veteran Educator Program Grants The Ohio Department of Education and Workforce funds grants with institutions of higher learning to assist service members, veterans, and their spouses with becoming educators.
T he EmpowerVetEd grant is designed to reduce barriers for military-connected individuals seeking to enroll in and complete a traditional educator preparation program. Through this grant, participating institutions offer financial incentives and support to help eligible participants complete these programs.
EmpowerVetEd supports individuals pursuing a bachelor’s degree in education, as well as those adding credits to an existing degree to obtain teacher licensure. The Department is not currently accepting new grantees. Colleges or universities interested in participating in future grants should contact OhioMVEP@education.
ohio. gov . Grant funding is provided directly to participating institutions.
Military-connected individuals interested in this grant should contact a participating college or university to learn about their specific program. Bowling Green State University Cleveland State University Youngstown State University Operation Teach is a specialized initiative designed to help current and former military personnel and their families transition into meaningful careers as licensed K–12 educators.
The University of Akron was awarded this grant by the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce as part of the Governor’s Ohio Military Veteran Educators Fellowship Pilot Program. To be eligible, participants must hold or be in the process of completing a bachelor’s degree. For more information or questions about Operation Teach, contact OperationTeach@uakron.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: The University of Akron was an awardee for Operation Teach. Participants must hold or be in the process of completing a bachelor's degree. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Ohio Military Veteran Educator Program Grants (Operation Teach) is funded by Ohio Department of Education and Workforce. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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