Fayette County teachers won't
be racking up as many miles in the car in the coming years while furthering
their own educations and keeping up with various certification requirements.
The West Georgia Educational
Technology Training Center, headquartered at the State University of West
Georgia, is setting up a remote training facility at the LaFayette Education
Center in Fayetteville to allow local teachers the opportunity to continue
their training without having to travel to the West Georgia campus in
Carrollton.
A cooperative agreement with
the center, approved by the Fayette County Board of Education at its July
meeting, means that a computer lab facility will be set up at LaFayette,
including up to 15 computers and other equipment needed for training.
The ETTC will also provide an on-site instructor.
Specific courses will be negotiated
each year and determined by the ETTC director and the county school system's
staff development coordinator. Other educators can participate in the
classes but priority will be given to those employed by the Fayette County
Board of Education.
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