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Future Teachers Conditional Scholarship

and Loan Repayment Program

Current and Prospective Teachers:

For information about eligibility and how to apply,

please visit our Financial Aid for Students section.

In 2005, the Legislature created the Future Teachers Conditional Scholarship and Loan Repayment Program to encourage outstanding students and paraprofessionals to become teachers, and to encourage current teachers to obtain additional endorsements in teacher shortage subjects.

In return for conditional scholarships or loan repayments, participants agree to teach in Washington K-12 public schools. Selection criteria include academic ability, contributions to the public school system, potential to serve as a positive role model for students, length of time until completion of the education program, and commitment to serve as a Washington classroom teacher.

Each year, the Legislature can designate subjects to receive selection priority if the applicants commit to teaching those subjects. Math, science, and special education are often among the priority designated subjects.

Participants can receive conditional scholarships or loan repayments for up to five years. Award amounts cannot exceed tuition and fees at the participant’s college or university, OR full-time resident undergraduate tuition and fees at the University of Washington – whichever is lower.

For a list of current priorities, award amounts, and how to apply see: www.hecb.wa.gov/Paying/waaidprgm/future.asp

or contact us at:

E-mail: Future Teachers Program
Phone: 1-888-535-0747 (option 2)

 

Board Reports and Actions

Final Rules: Future Teachers Conditional Scholarship and Loan Repayment Program (October 2004)

Future Teachers Conditional Scholarship Program Evaluation (February 2002) 

 

State Laws
State Statute - RCW 28B.102

For more information:
E-mail: Mary Knutson
Phone: 360-753-7845


 

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