Building a stronger, safer
and compassionate
public-education system
We reduce barriers for veteran leaders, spouses and retired law enforcement role-models to enter new careers in education.
Our Expanded Approach
National, Regional, State, and Military Installation organizational components.
Leader Development Program provides continuous training, education, and feedback.
School Communities
Financial Incentives
Connected Network
Placement Assistance
Supply an Increasing Demand
Recruitment Program
Our Heroes
Continue to Serve
Develop a Career
Regain Stability
Expedited Licensure
Community Support
Our Heroes
Research finds that experience, rather than type of certification, tends to
make a difference in increasing student achievement.
Veterans
Transfer effective leadership skills and the habit of assisting others to the classroom.
Spouses
Make a difference in young people's lives. Use your unique experiences to bring subjects to life.
First Responders
Assist school districts with designing, building, administering, and monitoring security plans
Our Different Faces
Individualized counseling to assist in exploring and selecting the best pathway
based on your unique needs, goals, and skills.
Teachers
Contributing to the communities where we live and work
Security Guards
Perseverance through an abiding faith and optimism
Bus Driver
Integrity as the cornerstone of personal and corporate conduct
Receptionist
Accountability to elevate individual and corporate performance
Logistics
Innovation as a fundamental driver of long-term success
Administration
Commitment to high standards and the pursuit of excellence
Maintenance
Embracing change as an opportunity to learn and improve
Special Needs
Respect for the worth of the individual
Our Impact
“Follow your heart, become the superhero you were meant to be”
I would say people should try this program. They will help you in many different ways and our experience from the military helps us become excellent teachers. It really helps us once they see your work ethic and your dedication--it really makes you become a valued member in the department of education, as a whole.
Kane Swaney, U.S. Air Force (Ret)
Technology and Engineering Teacher,
Caesar Rodney High School