Teaching Secondary School Scholar Program (TS³P/TS₃P)
Math & Science: What is TS3P?

What is TS3P?

The Cerritos College Teaching Secondary School Scholar Partnership Program (TS³P/TS₃P) is a partnership with California State University, Long Beach and John Glenn High School in the Norwalk-La Mirada Unified School District. 

With funding from the National Science Federation, the focus of the program is to recruit, prepare, and seamlessly transfer students seeking a major and secondary school credential in mathematics or science. In addition, Mentoring, counseling, advising, education coursework, early fieldwork and professional development are the cornerstones of the program. 

With the support of our partners, Cerritos College and CSU Long Beach have partnered up to create educational Pathways to guide students on their path towards teaching.

Why is TS3P important?

• TS3P trains students to become effective teachers in the Math and Sciences.

• Provides real-world, hands on learning in the classroom with mentor teachers.

• Ensures California has skilled and qualified teachers to keep the school system strong.

• Equips students with knowledge and skills to succeed and want to go on to college.

• Allows you to grow as a Teacher and a Professional.

Why Teach Math & Science?

• California is in need of Qualified Math & Science Teachers in both the Junior High & High Schools.

• Share the Passion of Math & Science with the next Generation.

• Enhance your knowledge in the fields of Math & Science

• Contribute to the Community

• Try something new!

Do you want to know more? Find out what TS3P Offers Students by Clicking Here!