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Hello all, I have a question that I am hoping you can help me with I am with an organization called Redcomet that provides recovery credit to high school student to prevent dropouts. The program is free to the school but I am having a difficult time get all levels of staff motivated about the program so we can get all the schools onboard with it, we were considering offering info in the form of training as a continuing eduction option for teachers. I do not know how to get started any help with what is required to offer continuing education including any red tape.
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