Overview
GO2TEACH is a new 2 year-program which combines opportunities at VCTC in the Teachers for Tomorrow program with opportunities in the Arts & Humanities program at SVGS.
Students in this program would:
· Earn 18-21 dual enrollment credits in preparation for entering a college and a teacher education program
· Receive extensive training and experience in exploring the teaching profession
NOTE: Students would apply to both VCTC and the SVGS Arts & Humanities program. Students must be accepted into both programs to enroll in GO2 TEACH.
VCTC Application
SVGS Application
Course Content
· Earn 18-21 dual enrollment credits in preparation for entering a college and a teacher education program
· Receive extensive training and experience in exploring the teaching profession
| Junior Year |
| SVGS DE Literature, Composition & Ideas I (*BRCC ENG 111 & 112) |
| VCTC Teachers for Tomorrow I (**BRCC EDUC 200) |
| AP Psychology or DE Developmental Psychology (*BRCC PSYC 230) |
| Senior Year |
| SVGS DE Literature, Composition & Ideas II (BRCC HUM 111) |
| VCTC Teachers for Tomorrow II (***internship) |
| SVGS DE Sociology of Family (BRCC SOC 200 & 215) or SVGS DE Communications (*BRCC CST 110) |
Course Details
GRADE 11, 12
Course Length: 2 years
Industry Credentials Offered
*Required for College of Education and teacher preparation program at JMU
**Students enrolled in Teachers for Tomorrow I would complete VCCS EDUC 200 through BRCC.
***Students enrolled in Teachers for Tomorrow II would complete 90 hours of supervised internship in classroom with a cooperating teacher.
***Students would also take the PRAXIS and VCLA.
Options After HS
Workforce
Teachers Aide, Child Care, Substitute Teacher
Local Employers: Local School Divisions
Career Certificate/ Associate Degree (2 yr) program
BRCC—Early Childhood Development
Bachelor’s /Post Baccalaureate Degree (4 yr+) majors
Teacher—Early Childhood, Elementary, Middle School, High School, School Counselor, Librarian, School Psychologist
About the Instructor
Hi! It is such a fun adventure to be blessed to teach this class each semester.
My name is Lindsay McCormick Campbell.
I graduated from Stuarts Draft High School. I then attended Bridgewater College and earned my undergraduate degree in Religion and Philosophy and my teaching certificate. Finally, I earned my Masters degree in Administration and Supervision from Shenandoah University.
This is my fourth year teaching Teachers for Tomorrow and my 14th year teaching.
Personally, my loves include my husband Stephen and my son Matthias and our whole extended family who all live here in the Shenandoah Valley.
My hobbies include reading, running, yoga, watching Hokie football at Lane Stadium or in my living room, leading a Bible study for girls, watching Nascar, knitting, FCA, going to Holy Cross Presbyterian Church, getting takeout, and I love the color pink!
Please feel free to reach out to me should you have questions about our Teachers for Tomorrow program. I would love to talk to you!
Email: campbelll@valleytech.us
School: 540-245-5002
Fax: 540-885-0407