School of Education

A teacher enthusiastically teaches their class

We believe in the power of education to create a strong democratic and sustainable society that honors diversity and inclusion. The mission of the School of Education (SOE), in collaboration with our community partners, is to support the development of effective, reflective, and engaged educators who value the identities of all students, their families, and the communities they serve. We are committed to scholar-practitioner inquiry and responsible praxis–based pedagogies that serve as tools toward cultivating socially and ecologically just practices in classrooms, local communities, and beyond. Learn more about the School of Education!

Students who are interested in serving students with special needs, becoming an expert in your field of study, educating children and young adults, and becoming a change agent and community leader have found the following experiences invaluable:

Working in public schools as a co-teacher
Applying course materials in real world settings
Project-based learning in school settings
Community and service learning opportunities

Credentials

Multiple Subject teaching credential (for teaching elementary school, grades K-6)
Single Subject teaching credential (for teaching middle and high school, grades 7-12)
Education Specialist teaching credential (for teaching special education, grades K-12)
Preliminary Administrative Services credential (for administering public schools)

Other Programs

Elementary, middle, and high school teacher
Special education teacher
School administrator
Curriculum designer