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The School of Education at Johns Hopkins University, in partnership with Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS), offers master's degree programs in education for those interested in becoming:
- Secondary General Education Teachers (Mathematics, Spanish, Chemistry, Physics)
- Early Childhood Teachers
- Elementary Spanish Immersion Teachers
- Elementary Advanced Math Teachers (NEW)
- Special Education Teachers
Programs beginning May 2010: ProMAT (Secondary General Education, Early Childhood, Elementary Spanish Immersion, or Elementary Advanced Math) and ProSEMS (Special Education).
NOTE: Subject area changes for Montgomery ProMAT as of September 30, 2009. The subject areas for the cohort which starts in May 2010 are: Secondary Math, Chemistry, Physics, or Spanish. The Primary areas are: Early Childhood, Elementary Spanish Immersion, or Elementary Advanced Math.
Benefits
- Some tuition, books, and fees paid by MCPS after the first six graduate credits
- Candidates are paid while teaching full time in MCPS
- Two-year comprehensive and rigorous master's program leads to:
- Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) in Secondary General Education, Early Childhood, Elementary Spanish Immersion, or Elementary Advanced Math
- Master of Science (MS) in Teaching Students with Mild to Moderate Disabilities
- Eligibility for Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE) certification in Special Education (generic), Secondary General Education (subject area), Early Childhood Education, or Elementary Education (Spanish Immersion or Advanced Math)
- JHU coursework and MCPS classroom experience throughout the program
You will need to commit to teach in MCPS after completing the program.
Attend an Upcoming Information Session
Contact Information
Special Education Program (ProSEMS)
Dr. Laurie deBettencourt
debetten@jhu.edu
Secondary General Education, Early Childhood, Elementary Spanish Immersion, or Elementary Advanced Math Program (ProMAT)
Ms. Dee Jolles
djolles@jhu.edu
