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- Practicums | Student Teaching | Internships
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Practicums, Student Teaching & Internships
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The Snoqualmie Valley School District is happy to partner with colleges and universities to place students in our schools for:
- Practicum/Observation
- Student Teaching
- Internships
- Counseling/Social Work
- Special Services (i.e. Psychologists, SLPs, OTs, PTs)
- Department/Programs (i.e. technology, public relations)
For more information and how to request placement, please expand the sections below.
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Short-Term Practicums (observation only)
Students wanting to complete practicum/observations in SVSD are welcome to contact the building directly to coordinate their practicum of 40 hours or less (observation only) as long as the below items are met/followed prior to starting.
Practicum/Observation Requirements
- Students completing observations must complete a WATCH background check at the school where they will be completing the practicum.
- Students are never to be left unsupervised when completing observations.
- Observation hours have no evaluation requirement for the student.
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Student Teaching, Internships & Practicums (greater than 40 hours)
In order to be considered for placement in one of our schools, the student’s university or college must contact SVSD’s Placement Coordinator and have required information on file:
- Current university contract/agreement with SVSD
- Liability insurance
Note: Students should not be contacting schools or the District directly to request placement.Application Process
The University/College coordinator must submit all required documentation via email to be considered for placement:
- University overview of level of program being requested
- Student’s résumé and cover letter
- Proof of current fingerprints
The State of Washington requires everyone who has contact with students in a school setting to be fingerprinted prior to starting their assignments. Individuals will not be allowed into the classroom without proof of current fingerprints.
Placement Process
Depending on the student’s program, SVSD Human Resources and principals will work together to determine student placement based on the following criteria:
- Availability of qualified staff/teacher(s) in requested areas
- School's availability to take a student
- Agreement of an individual cooperating teacher following a review of candidate materials and/or meeting
Prior to Beginning Student Teaching
The student teacher must submit the following documents with their signature to the Placement Coordinator. One document also requires the mentor teacher’s signatures.
- Confidentiality Agreement
- Technology Agreement (requires mentor teacher signature also)
- Copy of Pre-Residency Clearance from OSPI
We will make every effort to place students at their requested location or with their requested mentor/principal. If the request cannot be met, we will forward the request to all remaining schools accepting student teachers in the subject/level.