The Grand Island Public Schools is working with the Hastings Public Schools, Kearney Public Schools, and the University of Nebraska at Lincoln on a possible Tri-City Leadership Pipeline. We are in the discussion phase of this process and would like your input. Any staff that is interested in pursuing an Administration Degree, in the process of getting their Administration Degree, or has their Administration Degree, please take a few minutes to complete the attached survey. We are excited about the possibilities of the Tri-City Leadership Pipeline and what it can do for our future administrators. Below is the survey to complete. Thanks Survey
The Grand Island Public Schools is offering a PathBack to teaching program for two graduates of GISH. This program provides assistance to participants during college. In addition, up to two high school seniors each year will be offered a teaching position with the Grand Island Public Schools. That’s right, a job when they graduate. A teaching contract as a high school senior to teach when they graduate college with a degree in education. This will be our second year of the PathBack program. Our first two recipients were Dylan Thomson and Itzumy Robles. The PathBack program started from the District Strategic Plan. The idea was to grow our own and with the Academy of Education, Law, and Public Safety at Grand Island Senior High in place, this program was ready to begin. The ability to offer potential teaching contracts to our own students and to have them come back to GIPS to make a difference in the lives of future GIPS students is what makes the PathBack program so...