Several educational exchange programs, such as Teaching in Taiwan, Chinese, Math and Science Teachers Recruitment, and students exchange programs were put on the discussion table for the meeting’s Honorable Chair Commissioner Robert Hammond, Co-Chair Executive Director Jami M. Goetz, and Director Sophie Chou on behalf of the MOE, along with several prominent Colorado educators that were taking part in the meeting. The outcome of this meeting was a satisfactory one, producing more options for both Chinese and American teachers. Issues like salary, airfare, insurance, housing allowance, and more benefits are yet to be compensated to those who are recruited and wish to make their professional path to these exchange programs.

The MOE has been actively expanding its educational overseas linkages by bridging cooperation with inter-schools and inter-teachers between Taiwan and USA. Its endeavors can be testified by the Memorandums of Understanding with Indiana, Ohio, Iowa, Michigan, California, Arkansas, Nevada, South Carolina, Tennessee, Maine, Florida, Maryland, Utah, and Colorado, and the American Institute in Taiwan.