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SHOWING RESULTS

Impact

CarolinaCrED complements the College of Education’s impact on the recruitment, preparation, and retention of quality educators in South Carolina.

Together, with our partners, we know CarolinaCrED is improving the practice of educators serving South Carolina’s 700,000+ students. We support leaders and learners statewide to build capacity that improves teaching and learning through a variety of programs and services, as shown by the numbers (see graphics on right). And there’s more. Shared stories show how innovation in partnerships make a difference.

Our Reach

A map of South Carolina highlights counties shaded from light to dark red, indicating CarolinaCrED contracts by county. Text states: 878 educators enrolled, 43 school districts served, and 65K students impacted.

Supporting Facts

Flyer for CarolinaTIP Teacher Induction Program, featuring quotes, benefits like >90% retention rate, +11.7% teacher retention, program details, and contact info. Includes photos of teachers and supportive graphics throughout.

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A map of part of South Carolina shows counties marked with red and blue pointers labeled with county names, including Richland, Kershaw, Union, Lee, Darlington, and others.

December 9, 2021

CarolinaCAP – Year Two Report

CarolinaCAP is a non-degree alternative pathway leading to full licensure for candidates in partner districts via a high-quality experience in teaching that marries the expertise of local teachers,…

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A teacher sits at a desk next to a student, pointing at her notebook and helping her with schoolwork. Tablets and calculators are on the desk, and a festive wreath hangs on a blue door in the background.

January 11, 2021

CarolinaCAP Year Two Q2 Report

CarolinaCAP continues to meet the needs of South Carolina school districts by supporting candidates who want to teach in schools across the state. Read more about program impact in the Year Two Q2…

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A teacher is helping three students who are seated at a table, working together in a classroom. The students are focused on their work, and the teacher is pointing at something on a laptop screen.

September 17, 2020

CarolinaCAP Year One Quarter Four Report

CarolinaCAP is a non-degree program leading to full licensure for candidates in partner districts with with the goal to create a high-quality alternative pathway into teaching that marries the…

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Infographic titled Alternative Certification in Higher Education: New Initiatives in South Carolina with five illustrated recommendations to improve teacher certification, including increasing diversity, financial support, mandates, policy reviews, and retention.

May 14, 2020

Alternative Certification in Higher Education

The 2018-19 school year began as the previous year with classrooms nationwide without certified teachers. In South Carolina, there were approximately 621 vacancies compared to 500 just one year ago…

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