Future Educator Support provides guidance and assistance to aspiring teacher candidates with developing an Individualized Pathway Plan. FES advisors, provide guidance towards a teaching credential and their personal pathway. In addition, FES offers CSET and TPA support through office hours and asynchronous learning platforms.  

 

Future Educator Support (FES) provides a grant to eligible students as they progress throughout their teacher pathway. The grant targets aspiring teacher candidates that are first-generation, college-bound, have financial need and have not typically had access to teacher programs. Recipients receive a one to two-year grant (scholarship) award to offset the cost of tuition and/or education-related fees. A grant is a form of financial aid that does not have to be repaid. Availability of FES Teach Grant is based on program funding and may not be available on a continuous basis.  

• Be placed in a TK-12 grade classroom
• Submit a fieldwork verification based on hours in the classroom as requested by FES
• Participate in our online EDU coursework for three consecutive semesters through one of our partnered community colleges
• Complete Online asynchronous modules
• Reflective Journals via video recording, audio, or written

• Complete the FES Grant Application: HERE
• Apply for financial assistance through FAFSA or CAADA (whichever applies to you)
• Inclue all of our community college partners on your financial aid application
  • Feather River College
  • Mendocino College
  • College of the Siskiyous