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Goal of Program

Operation TEACH is a post-graduate, service opportunity for educators to make an impact on students in Baltimore area Catholic Schools while embarking on a transformative personal and professional journey. Operation TEACH participants commit to the two-year service program while they are enrolled in a graduate program at Notre Dame of Maryland University and complete a Master of Arts in Education. The program's three pillars – Community Life, Spiritual Life, and Professional Life – form the foundation upon which participants build their futures as educators, leaders, and agents of change.

Type of Placement

Operation TEACH participants teach in a Baltimore area Catholic school, while living in community, engaging in spirituality, and earning a graduate degree from Notre Dame of Maryland University

Service Area

Catholic Education

Service Length

2 years

Program Size

Approximately 18 participants

Requirements

Applicants should have the desire to teach, grow spiritually, and live in community with others. Participants must have an undergraduate degree in a teachable content area or education and a car.

Financial Arrangements

Participants earn a yearly stipend of $18,000 paid directly from placement school, are provided health insurance, and live in subsidized community housing.

Living Arrangements

Program participants live in community housing provided by the Archdiocese of Baltimore. Participants pay monthly rent and live in community with others.

Training

Operation TEACH participants earn a graduate degree from Notre of Maryland University and receive ongoing support from program administration and placement schools.

Application Deadline

February 1

Start Date

July