This week SCPS invites you to join Stafford High School's Secondary Theatre Arts Teacher, Ms. Holmes as she introduces a breathing exercise. #SCPSWellnessWednesday

This week join Widewater Elementary School's Health & Physical Education Teacher, Ms. Yonts, as she demonstrates a cardio drumming exercise! #SCPSWellnessWednesday

This Wednesday, SCPS challenges you to learn more about the Rappahannock Area YMCA's RESET Challenge and join other community members as they work towards wellness for the mind, body, spirit. #YMCAReset #SCPSWellnessWednesday

Teachers for Tomorrow: Teach What You Love

Interested in becoming a teacher? We have a program for you!

Open to high school juniors and seniors, the DE Teachers for Tomorrow Pathway program introduces students to a career in teaching and education. Though held at Brooke Point and Mountain View High Schools, students in any SCPS high school may enroll in the program.

By completing the Teachers for Tomorrow Pathway below, students can earn up to 18 college credits:

The primary elements of the curriculum components are the learner, the school, the teacher, and teaching. The components are intentionally broad in scope and provide a great deal of flexibility based on the career interest of a student. In addition to the fundamental curriculum components, all students are required to observe and participate in a practicum experience outside the classroom. The practical experience may be done from preschool through 12th grade.

Upon completion of the program, students may transfer their 18 college credits from high school to a community college or university. Also, after the completion of the DE VA Teachers for Tomorrow program, students are provided a "Letter of Hiring Intent" from SCPS upon eligibility to obtain a Virginia Teaching license.

If you would like more information about the Teachers for Tomorrow program, contact your school counselor for more information.

Watch as our American Heart Association HEARTner, Ms. ChurchBourne introduces SCPS to American Heart Month and talks about some helpful tips for staying active. #SCPSWellnessWednesday