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Professional Certification Tuition Provider (STEM/Bilingual/ESOL)

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Teachers of Tomorrow / TOTSMBE 2026-2030 RFP/RFA Round 2

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AgencyNew York → NYS Department of Education
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Supplies accredited academic coursework for prime contractors on NYS Department of Education school district projects. Provides Initial and Professional Certification coursework in Science, Mathematics, and English to Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL), and the Bilingual Education Extension. Utilizes accredited university facilities and Learning Management Systems (LMS). Must be an accredited institution recognized by the NYS Department of Education. Delivers academic transcripts and certificates.

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