McIntosh’s Routon named TAPP Teacher of the Year

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McIntosh’s Routon named TAPP Teacher of the Year

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 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.

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