Education

‘Pathway’ program addresses Gilbert Public Schools' teacher shortage

Posted 3/3/23

The Gilbert Public Schools Certification Pathway Program is a GPS response to the teacher shortage, a way for the district to recruit new people into the profession and train them to be the kind of teachers the district would like to have.

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