Board approves K–12 teacher apprenticeship application with local partnerships
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Board approves K–12 teacher apprenticeship application with local partnerships

citizenportal.ai
January 27, 2026

Summary

The Franklin County Schools board has approved an application to host a K–12 teacher apprenticeship program that will create a K–8 pathway. This program will partner with BCTC and EKU, allowing juniors and seniors to work as paraeducators while earning college credits.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This initiative is significant as it provides high school students with an early entry into the teaching profession, allowing them to gain practical experience and college credits. Such programs are essential for building a skilled workforce in education and addressing teacher shortages.

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