In keeping with SUNY guidelines, Buffalo State College will conduct regular surveillance testing of its on-campus population to detect COVID-19
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Growing up, Kylene Holmes wanted to be a teacher.
“I never actually acted on it,” she said, instead opting for a business degree from Buffalo State College in 2018, after spending several years away from school to take care of her son.
Fate, however, had different ideas, and Holmes found herself working as a teaching assistant in the Buffalo Public Schools. That’s where she found out about a teacher diversity pipeline program designed to provide teacher aides and assistants with a path to become teachers through Buffalo State.
Holmes completed her master’s degree in childhood education this past spring, and she was offered a teaching position with the Buffalo schools in the fall.