Continuing Education for Teacher Licensure
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CRISTY WORTHINGTON
Continuing Education Specialist & Partnership Development
- 913.971.3518
Our People are the difference
Helping teachers stay current in an ever-changing education landscape is the goal of continuing education at MNU. Whether you need classes to renew your state license or certification, or coursework to learn new techniques, we have the experiences you need to enrich your professional learning.
MNU has made intentional partnerships with school districts, service centers, business partners, and annual conferences to meet all educators’ needs. Additionally, MNU offers a few continuing education courses.
MNU
Course Offerings
One-credit book studies
MNU Course Offerings
MNU’s experts are here to enrich your learning as you adapt to new standards and gain new skills.
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Partners
Beneficial relationships
Business
Partners
Partners that provide our educators with relevant and practical continuing education courses.
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Districts
Education Partners
School
Districts
School Districts are committed to providing professional learning for all teachers and administrators.
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Centers
State Service Centers
Service Centers
Service centers provide professional development courses to their partnering school districts.
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Partners
Competency in a specific skillset
Micro-Credential
Partners
Offering courses that allow an educator to demonstrate mastery in a particular area.
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Events
Intensive and fun learning
Conferences & Events
A venue for educators to demonstrate new ideas, share proven methods, and network with other educators.
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Partner
Open to new partnerships
Potential
Partner
Pursuing partnerships with businesses, conferences, and others who provide professional development opportunities to educators.
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"I felt like I was part of a family at MNU—a family who supported one another, and wanted to see each of us be successful not only as students, but as exemplary educators."
Dyane Smokorowski, 2013 Kansas Teacher of the Year