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How to Apply
For APS Employees
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For APS Employees (Residents and Interns)
Step 1: Submit the APS Field Experience Request Form
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- Complete the APS Field Experience Request Form HERE.
- The form will be forwarded to your Principal/Supervisor for review.
Step 2: Principal/Supervisor Approval
- Your principal will review the request, include your Cooperating Teacher's information, and finalize approval.
- The Division of HR, your university's field placement office, and Cooperating Teacher will be notified of the approved placement.
Step 3: Begin Your Field Experience
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- Work directly with your Principal to fulfill the program requirements.
- Monitor emails from svc_powerapp@atlanta.k12.ga.us with updates on your request.
Additional Notes:
- Paraprofessionals should seek advice about the APS Level Up Program if they are interested in becoming teachers.
- Field Experience Request Forms can be submitted anytime during the school year.
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For Non-APS Employees
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For Non-APS Employees (University-Affiliated Student Teachers and Interns)
Step 1: Placement Request by University
- Consult with your university’s Field Placement Office to submit a request to APS on your behalf.
- Placement requests are accepted only during the following windows:
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- Fall Intake Window: March–April
- Spring Intake Window: October–November
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Step 2: Placement Confirmation
- APS confirms placements with Principals and shares them with the university.
- Your university will notify you of your approved placement.
Step 3: Background Check and Badge Collection
- Complete the APS background check process.
- Pick up your APS badge before reporting to your assigned school site.
Step 4: Begin Your Field Experience
- Report to your assigned school to start your program.
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Important Notes:
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Placements are not guaranteed and depend on availability and HR approval.
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Inquiries or requests from universities must be directed to StudentTeach@apsk12.org or Tiffany.Adams@apsk12.org, not APS Principals.
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