The Holmes Center for School Partnerships and Educator Preparation provides professional development and partnership opportunities for educators and school districts in New Hampshire’s Lakes Region and North Country. Our goal is to support current and future educators throughout New Hampshire.
Workshops & Conferences
Professional development opportunities offered in-person on the PSU campus and elsewhere in NH by PSU faculty members who are passionate about providing K-12 educators, counselors, and administrators with information on current issues and hot topics that you can put to use the next day.
Webinars
Sessions are offered by PSU faculty members who are passionate about providing K-12 educators, counselors, and administrators with information on current issues and hot topics that you can put to use the next day. Consider these new tools for your toolkit.
Highlighted Courses
Each semester Plymouth State offers unique courses for graduate students in our Education programs - we encourage to take a closer look at these courses as a way to get started in a graduate program, take classes for professional development, or fulfill curriculum requirements or electives. Please talk with your academic advisor before registering to be sure classes will work in your academic program.
K-12 Partnerships
The Holmes Center offers on-site graduate courses, coaching, conferences and educator suppor for school districts. In addition, there are professional development opportunities for educators at Plymouth State during the Fall and Spring semesters. We will work with your school or district to design customized professional learning activities. If you have any questions or want to learn more, please email psu-holmescenter@plymouth.edu or call 535-2220.
“The collaboration between Franklin public schools and Plymouth State University is a win-win for teachers and students at Franklin and for the faculty and student interns from PSU. By investing in a master’s degree course that is offered at no cost to our teachers, and the addition of PSU’s in-classroom faculty support, we hope to strengthen educator skills and limit turnover while improving the educational experience for teachers and students alike."
- Daniel LeGallo, School Administrative Unit 18 Superintendent
