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Regis takes great pride in offering an exclusive opportunity - a prestigious fellowship that combines graduate study with a year-long PK-12 residency at a partnered school district.
As a PK-12 fellow, you will embark on a remarkable journey at a public school district for a full year, where you will not only gain invaluable field experience but also receive full tuition funding towards your Master of Education in Teaching Special Education. Our esteemed fellows will commence their graduate classes during the summer, begin their residency in the fall, and proudly graduate the following spring, all while earning their MEd in just one year.
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We encourage you to submit your application as soon as possible given the competitive nature of fellowships.
Application Deadline: January 17, 2025
Classes Begin: May 5, 2025
Fellowship Orientation: TBD
We welcome candidates from diverse backgrounds, including bachelor-prepared educators and individuals seeking a career change. Fellows will have the opportunity to work under the supervision of a full-time teacher. Our MEd program will equip students to take their MTELs to obtain their initial licensure in moderate disabilities PK-8 or five-12.
Fellows will begin their graduate studies during the Summer I semester, which begins in early to mid-May. Residency will commence starting on the first day of the district’s school year.
The majority of graduate courses are offered in an eight-week format, which enables you to focus on just one or two topic areas at a time. Four out of the ten courses offered are fully-online. The remaining are campus based and are offered in the evenings with sessions once per week. Your student teaching practicum and seminar will occur during your final spring semester in a 15-week term.
As a valued fellow, it is crucial to adhere to the policies and procedures set by Regis and the school district. Your responsibilities will encompass the following:
With a rich history in education dating back to 1927, Regis has continuously been a trailblazer in the field. In collaboration with our partnered schools, Regis offers a prestigious fellowship program that equips you with the necessary tools and experience to thrive as an educator.
Pursue your MEd in Teaching Special Education without the burden of tuition costs or loans. Our fellowship covers 100% of your graduate tuition, courtesy of the school district of residency.
Collaborate with seasoned educators who will guide you in acquiring the essential skills to develop innovative teaching methods and effective educational practices. Together, you will learn how to create stimulating and inclusive classrooms for students of all abilities.
Receive unwavering support from both Regis faculty and the school district of residency as you enrich your professional portfolio and embark on a fulfilling career in education. As part of the fellowship, the school district will provide you with a licensed educator in your chosen discipline to support you throughout your residency.
The fellowship is intended for those enrolled in the program full-time. Our flexible curriculum allows you to earn your MEd in one year by taking two classes at a time allowing you to focus in on your studies.
No, those who are granted a fellowship must start in the summer semester of the year the fellowship is awarded.
The fellowship does not entitle fellows to any position with the school district before, during, or after residency.
No, the fellowship does not included wages besides the tuition benefit.
Yes, there is a graduation fee and a technology fee. Graduate tuition and fee information. Students are also expected to be responsible for costs associated with books, materials, and health insurance (if needed).
Yes, fellows will be required to have health insurance coverage and provide proof of coverage to the school district of residency before the start of the fellowship. If a fellow does not have health insurance, they will be enrolled in Regis’ student health insurance plan.
Yes, if selected, fellows must complete a state CORI, SORI and fingerprinting check by the school district of residency before they can begin their fellowship.
Yes! We offer different avenues of financial support through our Strategic Partnership program, Graduate Assistantships, and Graduate Financial Aid through FAFSA.
At this time, international students cannot apply to the MEd in Teaching Special Education program given the online modality of the program.