Boston University’s Noyce Scholars Program in Mathematics
Boston University’s Noyce Scholars Program in Mathematics (2007-2014) was designed to respond to the critical demand for highly trained middle and high school mathematics teachers in high-need school districts in the state of Massachusetts. This program partnered with a number of high-need school districts including Boston, Cambridge, Chelsea, Framingham, Lawrence, Waltham, and Watertown. It provided full scholarships to qualified students to earn a Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) degree.
There have been 37 Noyce scholars in six Cohorts since 2007. Ninety-four percent (94%) of the scholars are currently teaching mathematics; the vast majority are working in high-need school districts, primarily in the Northeast. Since this Noyce program ended in August 2014, it is no longer accepting applications.
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