Undergraduate and graduate student teaching, internships and practica are coordinated through the Student Teaching Office.

The University, working with school district administrators, will assign student teachers full-time to certified cooperating teachers in area schools and University supervisors to gain experience in the total activities of the teacher. Student teachers may not request a specific school or cooperating teacher, nor may a cooperating teacher request a specific student teacher. Student teachers are not assigned to the school district from which they were graduated.

For admission to the Millersville Student Teaching Program, the following policies apply:

• Students must have earned at least 85 credits with at least a 3.0 overall cumulative quality point average.
• Students must have successfully completed required professional education courses and be APS approved.
• Students must apply to the Student Teaching Office at least one year in advance. Transfer students who have completed two years of study at another institution should make a preliminary application for student teaching upon admission.
• Students may not student teach while on academic probation.
• Students must present satisfactory Act 34 (criminal record), Act 151 (child abuse) and FBI fingerprinting clearance reports to the Field Services office.

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• Page 4. Marauder Email and Student Teaching
• Page 5. Placement Map and Policy
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• Page 7. Criminal Record Check, Child Abuse and FBI Fingerprinting Clearances
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