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If you have previously logged into the system, your user id and password are the same. If you cannot remember your password, you will need to contact Jodi Siegel at [email protected] or 718-759-4939. Instructions for School Based Mentors can be found here.

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Home » Services » Learning and Development » DOE Mentoring Guidance and Program Plan If you are interested in continuous learning and self-development, the DOE Mentoring Program is for you. This guide will provide you with general information regarding mentoring at DOE.

Delaware provides a four (4) year mentoring and induction program for educators new to the profession, including teachers, school nurses, school counselors, and school psychologists. Additionally, educators who are new to the State of Delaware are required to participate in one-year of mentoring and induction activities. The Comprehensive ...

Statewide Mentoring Program. The 2016 Legislature created a program to provide for the mentoring of teachers new to the profession in South Dakota school districts. The program provides new teachers access to a mentor teacher for a period of two years, along with participation in a summer workshop following the first year of employment.

The DOE Scholars Program provides participants with opportunities for hands-on experiences that complement their academic background. Because the primary purpose of the program is educational, participants take part in the program solely for the educational benefit it provides.