If you’ve ever imagined yourself in front of a classroom, helping students learn and grow, you may be wondering: What subjects can I teach without a teaching degree? The good news: If you hold a bachelor’s degree in any field, you…
Idaho needs qualified science teachers—and if you hold a bachelor’s degree, you can start teaching without returning to college. Through American Board’s flexible, online certification program, you can teach science in Idaho and help meet the growing demand for educators in…
A Quick Path to the Classroom More schools need qualified teachers—and fast teacher certification is helping career changers step into the classroom sooner. Several programs offer a streamlined, flexible path to licensure for those who already hold a bachelor’s…
Summer offers a perfect opportunity for families to relax, recharge, and build strong habits. Without the chaos of the school year, kids can work on developing skills indepently—like reading! When parents actively encourage summer reading, they help their children…
Summer Reading is Crucial: Practical Tips for Teachers Summer is a time when many students lose ground in reading. In fact, students can lose up to a month of reading progress over the summer if they don’t read regularly.…
Future teachers can find an affordable and flexible path to the classroom through American Board’s certification program. We work to make teacher certification more accessible for career changers, paraprofessionals, and others ready to lead in the classroom. Each year…
For Steven Ness, teaching isn’t just a job—it’s a calling grounded in service, second chances, and the belief that every person deserves the opportunity to learn and grow. As a 2024 Teacher Scholarship Recipient, Steven honed his skills. Now,…
When a Kansas City-area school district needed a passionate and knowledgeable STEM teacher, they reached out to Mariccia Spearman-Kaki, a local community member with a strong science and healthcare background and a natural ability to teach. She didn’t plan to…
What began as a support role in a school office eventually led Suzanne Crisp to where she was meant to be: teaching in South Carolina. Before becoming a teacher, Suzanne worked as a high school secretary. “I loved interacting…
Each May, we pause to recognize the educators who go above and beyond to serve their students. But Teacher Appreciation Week 2025 is more than a thank-you—it’s a moment to honor the impact teachers make and the commitment it takes to…
