MTRP
Supporting educators with varied perspectives and teaching strengths, empowering them to inspire and connect with every student in their classroom.
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Empowering future educators
Since our founding in 1985 our mission has been to enrich the educational experience for all by fostering a community of educators who reflect the communities in which we live. This mission is supported by a collaborative effort with the University of Louisville College of Education and Human Development, Jefferson County Public Schools, and the Ohio Valley Educational Cooperative.
MTRP champions the advancement of educators who bring a wealth of perspectives and pedagogical strengths to their teaching, empowering them to engage with and inspire every student in their classroom. We provide substantial support through academic guidance, professional development and other opportunities, ensuring that all educators are equipped to offer a comprehensive and encompassing educational experience.
Our goal is to cultivate an environment where every student benefits from instruction that celebrates a range of cultural understandings and teaching methods. By preparing educators who are adept at fostering rich, respectful, and encompassing learning environments, MTRP contributes to a dynamic, supportive educational ecosystem across Kentucky, the Louisville metropolitan area, and beyond.
Real Stories, Real Impact
The people in charge of MTRP and those that help with it have been so welcoming, kind, and encouraging to me this semester. Jasmine Meadows, Early Elementary Education
This support system helped me achieve my goals as a student at UofL, but more importantly as a new teacher entering an unpredictable field. Melanie Mccausland Noguera, Early Elementary Education
Praxis Resources
The Praxis is a set of tests created for aspiring teachers to measure their skills necessary to be successful in the classroom. Passing scores for the PRAXIS Core exams are required for completion of undergraduate and graduate teacher education programs and more than 40 states to meet licensing and certification requirements for teaching. Test scores should be submitted to both the University of Louisville and the Kentucky Education Professional Standards Board. Test scores are valid for five years.
