McIntosh’s Routon named TAPP Teacher of the Year

Share this Post
Views 902 | Comments 0

McIntosh’s Routon named TAPP Teacher of the Year

Share this Post
Views 902 | Comments 0

 McIntosh High’s Tyler Routon is the 2022 TAPP Teacher of the Year.

Routon, a special education teacher, was named the region’s winner by Griffin RESA at the graduation ceremony celebrating this year’s class of 165 teacher-interns.

The Georgia Teacher Alternative Preparation Program (Georgia TAPP) is a classroom-based teacher preparation option for individuals who have the basic qualifications to teach early childhood, middle-grades, secondary, or P-12 education but have not completed a teacher preparation program. It is an alternative option for individuals who hold a bachelor’s degree or higher, and it is used to address teacher shortage issues or fill high-need areas. Georgia TAPP equips teacher candidates with the skills to ensure initial success in their classrooms and puts in place a supervised candidateship/induction program that will help them move toward subsequent mastery of teaching.

Stay Up-to-Date on What’s Fun and Important in Fayette

Newsletter

Latest Comments

VIEW ALL
Qualifying Opens for Fayette and Coweta School B...
Crabapple Lane, Peachtree City Elementary win co...
Sandy Creek baseball serves community
Fayette County’s Top Counselors, Advocates Named...
Young Mr. Boxhill Goes to Washington
Newsletter
Scroll to Top