Go2Teach
The Go2Teach Project is a "grow your own" teacher partnership between CSU and surrounding
school systems. The ultimate goal is to grow and mentor teacher candidates to help
ensure that our area is adequately supplied with outstanding young educators.
High School students interested in exploring education as a profession are paired
with CSU Education representatives who communicate with these individuals and help
guide them through planned activities such as Senior Night and full campus visits.
Schools Served
Georgia
Muscogee County
- Blackmon Road Middle School (Club)
- Carver High School (Club)
- Columbus High School (Club)
- Hardaway High School
- Jordan Vocational High School College & Career Academy
- Kendrick High School
- Northside High School
- St. Anne-Pacelli Catholic School (Club)
- Shaw High School
Harris County
- Harris County High School
Lee County
- Lee County 9th Grade Campus
- Lee County High School
Troup County
- LaGrange High School
- Troup County High School
Alabama
Russell County
- Russell County High School
Activities
- Guest Speakers - Columbus State University Professors and Staff
- Excellence In Teaching Competition
- Future Georgia Educators Day
- Campus Visit Field Trips
- Columbus State University/Georgia Future Educators Signing Day
- Curriculum Support
- Instructor Workshops - Summer & During School Year
- CSU Plays & Sporting Events
Grow2Teach
The Columbus State University/Grow2Teach program allows students to "grow" as a teacher leader and master educator while they continue their studies at CSU. Students can enhance their future teaching experiences by taking part in meaningful pre-teaching activities. The cohort of students include those that were in the Go2Teach TAP Class in high school and/or were a part of the CSU Spring Signing Day. The program features opportunities for students to interact one-on-one with Harvard Fellow master educators and key personnel from area school districts.
