Teaching in Remote/Hybrid Learning Environments (TRLE) Grant

Overview and Grant Design (Core Competencies)

In July 2020, the United States Department of Education (USDE) announced that New York was awarded almost $20 million for the federal Rethink K-12 Education Models Grant. This will provide more than 190,000 teachers and educational leaders across this State with a combined 450,000 hours of professional support to implement effective practices in remote/hybrid teaching and learning which, in turn, will reach an estimated two million students. Thirty-nine states applied for this funding and New York was one of eleven states to be awarded funds under this grant competition.

The New York State Education Department applied for the Rethink Education Models grant to support blended and remote learning. The Department’s approach to continuity of learning is founded on two major pillars: a partnership with communities, schools, and educational leaders to close the digital divide, and steadfast support for New York’s educators. Schools at every level across our State face tremendous challenges as they address the crisis created by COVID-19; we commend our dedicated educators who have stepped up, adapting quickly to ensure continuity of learning so our students don’t fall behind.

The grant is funded through the federal Education Stabilization Fund (ESF), authorized by the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. Learn more about the Education Stabilization Fund-Rethink K12 Education Models Grants.

Rethinking K12 Education Grant

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Core Competency Resources

The purpose of TRLE, a three-phase program, is to build the capacity of teachers and educational leaders to effectively implement remote/hybrid learning for all students.  

Phase 1, currently underway, focuses on rapid deployment of professional learning to the field via the state’s existing networks, in six areas of focus or “core competencies.” 

Below are the core competencies. There, you will find further information about each area of focus in addition to helpful resources from NYSED, our partners, and colleagues.  

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 Meeting the needs of English language learners  

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 student in emotional distress 

TRLE Events

View a calendar that features TRLE professional learning events from our partners across the state. Click on the event title to see a description of the professional learning and a registration link. 

Learn More

For more information on the Teaching in Remote/Hybrid Learning Environments (TRLE) visit the NYS Education Department.