Undergraduate Student Internships

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Recruiting Host LEAs for Spring 2026

K-16 Collaborative Responsibilities

  • Coordinate with Employer of Record (Manpower)
  • Create student application
  • Conduct initial screening of applicants
  • Work with LEAs to coordinate placements and clearances
  • Facilitate training and ongoing support for Participants

School District Responsibilities

  • Interview Student Participants
  • Manage fingerprinting and medical clearances
  • Provide any mandatory district trainings
  • Determine site placements
  • Provide onsite supervisor who can approve electronic timecards

Position Requirements & Limitations

  • Roles must be student-facing, preferably in a classroom setting
  • Students must be under the direct supervision of a district employee and have access to a direct supervisor
  • We advise against leaving Student Participants alone with K-12 students unsupervised
  • Student Particpants should not be assigned to work with students with moderate to severe disabilities
  • The availability of Student Participants will vary depending on college course schedules. However,  the ideal experience for students would be to work closely with 1-2 teachers per semester.
  • The K-16 Collaborative hopes to facilitate open and honest communication between the student, supervisor, and the district. Districts are responsible for informing the K-16 Collaborative Team of any issues related to the performance or conduct of Student Participants.
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Student Participants will receive 15-20 hours of additional training, organized and facilitated by the K-16 Collaborative Grant team. This training will help prepare participants to work effectively with K-12 students and to better understand next steps involved in pursuing a career in education.

The K-16 Collaborative Grant team will also offer an ongoing Community of Practice (CoP) for participants to share and reflect on experiences and best practices throughout the school year.