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IMPORTANT MESSAGE: If you are a Special Education Director and are looking to APPLY for the Special Education Mini-Grant Opportunity, you will need to contact the main KEEB Employer Account holder of your District in order to gain access to your district's account. If you do not know who you need to contact for access, please call Johnna McColm at (620) 724-6281 for further details.

Click here for KEEB Mini-Grant reimbursement instructions to the follow up questions.

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RECRUITMENT:
Kansas Education Employment Board (KEEB) is a free teacher recruitment service supported by the Student Support Services Department of the Kansas Department of Education. KEEB is aimed at attracting teachers to Kansas teaching jobs. In addition to advertising up-to-date teaching jobs in Kansas, KEEB allows applicants to apply for positions electronically and provides information on licensure, state sponsored tuition and scholarship programs, and resume assistance. Create an account today and begin your journey as a Kansas teacher!

RETENTION:
The KEEB Early Career Teachers Learning Portal, www.kansasteacherretention.com, is a statewide retention effort supported by the Student Support Services Department. The learning portal provides support for early career teachers in the form of how to guides on common issues, and learning modules related to special education, curriculum and instruction, and classroom management. The learning portal also provides resources to administrators who are implementing mentoring programs and retention efforts in their school districts.