The Center for Educator Recruitment, Retention, and Advancement (CERRA) released its 2015-16 Annual Report detailing the state of the Center's programs and services. 

Highlights include the celebration of CERRA's thirtieth year of operation. The Center was honored with its second Dick and Tunky Riley WhatWorksSC Award when the Teacher Cadet Program took home the coveted prize last fall.

​CERRA also released a major overhaul of the state's mentor training and began to implement rural recruitment incentives. The Center completed a rebranding project culminating in the launch of new logos, websites, etc.

BY TODD SCHOLL

​CERRA's Senior Staff met with the Board of Directors at the South Carolina School Boards Association in Columbia.

The group heard from John Lane who presented about the Commision on Higher Education.

Melanie Barton provided a report from the Education Oversight Committee.

Marcella Wine-Snyder and Jenna Hallman provided updates on CERRA's recruitment programs

Todd Scholl gave the Board a tour of CERRA's new websites.