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Begin your teaching career with the ResponsiveEd 180 Educator Preparation Program (EPP). Located in the dynamic Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, this transformative program offers a unique opportunity to earn your Texas teaching certification in high-demand areas like Math, Science, and Early Childhood – 6th Grade Core Subjects with the Science of Teaching Reading – all while concurrently earning the sought-after ESL supplemental certification. 

But, the true game-changer? Our inaugural 2025 cohort benefits from waived tuition with a commitment to teach at a ResponsiveEd Texas College Preparatory Academies campus one year after completing the program. Act quickly, as enrollment is limited, and the January 6th application deadline is approaching. You can visit our website to learn more and secure your spot at responsiveed180.com

The Application Process

The application for the ResponsiveEd 180 EPP consists of two parts. Part I involves providing information about yourself, your educational and professional experiences, and your motivation to become a Texas-certified teacher. This section also includes a writing sample that will be evaluated as a part of the admission process. Applicants who meet the state and program eligibility Part I requirements will be invited to advance to Part II of the application process. 

Part II of the application requires submission of unofficial and official transcripts, providing three professional references, uploading a current resume, undergoing an initial background check, and a phone screening interview. After verifying that you meet all program and state eligibility and admission requirements, our 180 EPP Administrators will personally connect with you to offer you a spot in our inaugural cohort and launch your certification journey.

What to Include in the Writing Sample

Have you submitted your application yet? Are you feeling uncertain about the writing sample? Don’t worry! Here are some tips to help you effectively express who you are in your application writing sample.

Your application to the ResponsiveEd 180 EPP should illustrate your passion for learning and highlight why you want to become a certified teacher. Your composition, personality, and experiences should demonstrate your aspirations to become certified and your English language writing proficiency. Be sure to use proper grammar and language mechanics throughout. When drafting your responses to the three prompts, a recommended word count of approximately 500 – 1000 is strongly encouraged. Lastly, take the time to review your writing and make any necessary revisions before submitting your application.

A Word from the 180 EPP Assistant Program Director, Velma McGee

Having completed an alternative certification program at the beginning of my education career, I am excited to offer the same opportunity to others in this full-circle moment! It is not too late to secure a spot in our first cohort of future teachers. We set our candidates up for success with a blended cohort model that includes online and in-person experiences. Additionally, we provide support at every step of the process through home and field-based personnel resources. 

We continue to seek individuals passionate about inspiring hope and engaging young learners in thoughtful exploration of concepts and knowledge. If you or someone you know holds a bachelor’s degree and is committed to becoming more effective in instructional skills, this could be the catalyst to a rewarding teaching career. At ResponsiveEd 180 EPP, we’re not just training teachers; we are nurturing educational leaders who will shape the future of Texas classrooms.

Please visit the ResponsiveEd 180 EPP website for more details and to share this information with anyone interested in embarking on this rewarding journey. Together, we can shape the future of education by preparing passionate, skilled teachers for our ResponsiveEd Texas College Preparatory Academies classrooms.

Take the Next Step

Are you ready to start this exciting journey toward becoming a certified teacher in Texas? Here’s how to get started:

  1. Review the state eligibility and program admission requirements in full on the ResponsiveEd 180 EPP website: responsiveed180.com/state-disclosures.
  2. Prepare your application materials, ensuring you meet all the specified criteria.
  3. Submit your application before the newly extended January 6, 2025 deadline: responsiveed180.com/2025-cohort.

Don’t let this tuition-free opportunity pass you by. Be part of shaping the future of Texas education and inspire hope with us at ResponsiveEd 180 EPP.

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