District Partners

Several schools and school districts have partnered with TeacherLine Southeast to enrich the professional development opportunities available to their teachers through TeacherLine online courses. Some have pre-approved TeacherLine courses for re-certification and others have paid the course fees for their teachers.

• If your school/district is listed below, contact the person identified for more information.
  SC Partners
  NC Partners
  GA Partners
  
  
• Tip: Even if your district is not listed below, ask them if they'll reimburse you for course costs, many do but you have to ask!

Administrators:
Read about the benefits of offering TeacherLine courses to your faculty. Contact us for more information on how TeacherLine can help you meet your school/district professional development goals at 1-800-277-0829 or via teacherline@scetv.org.

SC:

The South Carolina State Department of Education has pre-approved TeacherLine courses for professional development renewal credits.

• Current Schools/Districts Funding Courses
  • Berkeley County School District  (Angela Morris 843-899-8634)
  • Charleston County Schools (Emily Elliott)
  • Florence School District I (Jayne Boswell 843-673-1180)
  • Orangeburg School District 5 (Camille Proveaux 803-533-7942)
  • St. Andrew's Catholic School
  • St. Michael's Catholic School
    
    
• Past Schools/Districts Funding Courses
  • Anderson School District 5
  • Barnwell School District 45
  • Cherokee County School District
  • Greenview Elementary School
  • Greenville School District
  • Hampton School District 2
    
  • Kershaw School District
  • Lee County Schools
  • Lexington School District 4
  • Williamsburg County School District
    

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NC:

The NC DPI has approved several RDLA courses for reading credits.

The NC Division of Child Development has approved all "PreK-K", "PreK-2", and "PreK-3" grade level courses for staff in licensed child care facilities and homes regulated by the Division. Learners must submit a valid TeacherLine Southeast certificate for in-service credit.

The following schools/districts have pre-approved TeacherLine courses for professional development CEU credit. Districts funding courses for their teachers are highlighted in red.

• Alamance/Burlington Schools
• Alexander County Schools
• Alleghany County Schools
• Anson County Schools
• Ashe County Schools
• Asheboro City Schools
• Asheville City Schools
• Avery County Schools
• Beaufort County Schools
• Bertie County Schools
• Bladen County Schools
  
• Brunswick County Schools
• Buncombe County Schools
• Burke County Public Schools (certificate to director of curriculum)
• Cabarrus County Schools (certificate copy to Dr. Bish)
• Caldwell County Schools
• Camden County Schools
• Carteret County Public Schools System
• Caswell County Schools
• Catawba County Schools
• Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
• Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools (signed certificate required)
• Chatham County Schools
• Cherokee County Schools
• Clay County Schools
• Cleveland County Schools
• Columbus County Schools (signed certificate required)
• Craven County Schools (with prior approval on case by case basis)
  
• Currituck County Schools
• Dare County Schools
• Davie County Schools (if course is pertinent to teacher's subject area)
• Duplin County Schools
• Durham Public Schools
• Edgecombe County Schools
• Elizabeth City/Pasquotank Public Schools
• Elkin City Schools
• Gaston County Schools
• Gates County Schools
• Graham County Schools
• Granville County Schools (with a certificate)
• Greene County Schools
• Guilford County Schools
• Halifax County Schools
• Haywood County Schools
• Henderson County Schools
• Hertford County Schools
• Hickory City Schools
• Hickory Public Schools
• Hoke County Schools
• Hyde County Public Schools (with prior approval)
• Iredell-Statesville Schools
• Jackson County Schools
• Johnston County Schools
• Jones County Schools
• Kannapolis City Schools (with prior approval)
• Lee County Schools
• Lenoir County Schools
• Lexington City Schools
• Lincoln County Schools (with prior approval)
• Macon County Schools
• Madison County Public Schools
• Martin County Schools
• McDowell County Schools
• Mitchell County Schools
• Montgomery County Schools
• Moore County Schools
• Mooresville Graded School District
• Nash-Rocky Mount Schools
• Newton-Conover City Schools
• New Hanover County Schools (with certificate to Director of PD)
• Northampton County Schools
  (with prior approval, district will reimburse upon completion, Rhonda Moses 252-534-1371)
• Onslow County Schools (case by case basis for requesting teachers)
• Orange County Schools
• Pamlico County Schools (with prior approval)
• Pender County Schools
• Perquimans County Schools (check with dr. of curriculum or personnel director first)
• Pitt County Schools
• Polk County Schools
• Randolph County Schools (with prior approval)
• Richmond County Schools
• Roanoke Rapids City Schools
• Robeson County Schools
• Rockingham County Schools
• Rowan-Salisbury County Schools
• Rutherford County Schools (with prior approval)
• Sampson County Schools
• Scotland County Schools
• Stanly County Schools  
  (with prior approval, district will reimburse Title I teachers upon completion, Debbie McLester 704-983-5151)
• Stokes County Schools (printed certificate required)
• Surry County Schools (with prior approval)
  
• Swain County Schools
  (reimbursement with prior approval from Regina Gilchrist Ash, Director of Instruction)
  
• Thomasville City Schools
• Transylvania County Schools
• Tyrrell County Schools
• Union County Schools
• Warren County Schools
• Washington County Schools (prior approval form must be completed before enrolling)
• Watauga County Schools
• Wayne County Public Schools
• Weldon City Schools
• Whiteville City Schools
• Wilkes County Schools (with prior approval)
• Wilson County Schools (with prior approval)
• Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools
• Yadkin County Schools
• Yancey County Schools

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GA:

The Georgia State Department of Education has pre-approved TeacherLine courses for professional development PLU credit, and the courses have been endorsed by Education Superintendent Kathy Cox..

"The Georgia Department of Education has reviewed PBS TeacherLine's English language arts and mathematics classes and given them our stamp of approval," Superintendent [Kathy] Cox said. "These classes are well-aligned with our state standards and the high expectations we have for teachers in Georgia."

Marilyn Stansbury, director of education for Georgia Public Broadcasting (GPB), said this is just the beginning of this partnership.

"We will continue to work together to find ways we can provide high-quality, low-cost professional development opportunities for Georgia teachers," Ms. Stansbury said. "We are excited to launch this new partnership with the Georgia Department of Education and the state's educators."

Superintendent Cox said school systems can use federal Title 1 or stimulus funds to pay for educators to take TeacherLine classes.

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