VCU School of Education marks 60th anniversary

VCU School of Education marks 60th anniversary – and is still adapting to the times

Sept. 12, 2024

In the early 1960s, as many as 50% of Virginia public school teachers were being prepared out of state. This academic year, Virginia Commonwealth University’s School of Education is marking its 60th anniversary, with faculty, staff and students both past and present celebrating its long history of building knowledge and service in Virginia.

What is the impact of cellphones in schools? The answer requires dialing into the details.

What is the impact of cellphones in schools? The answer requires dialing into the details.

Sept. 5, 2024

VCU School of Education researcher Jesse Senechal outlines complexities in the debate – and the importance of teachers’ voices.

Kim McKnight, director of the school’s Center for Teacher Leadership

$1.5 million gift to VCU School of Education will create endowed chair to support teacher preparation

July 29, 2024

The Anna Lou and Bob Schaberg Chair of Practice will be held by Kim McKnight, director of the school’s Center for Teacher Leadership.

Catrinna Garrett

From the Amazon warehouse to the VCU campus, adult learner Catrinna Garrett is extending her academic journey

July 24, 2024

The aspiring teacher is among the increasing number of students benefiting from VCU’s partnership with the Amazon Career Choice program.

With school segregation persisting, VCU education professor urges a multifaceted, concerted effort to fix it

With school segregation persisting, VCU education professor urges a multifaceted, concerted effort to fix it

July 22, 2024

Genevieve Siegel-Hawley recently worked on two reports putting the intersection of school segregation, land use and housing reform into focus

VCU special education major connects life, school, work and a passion to serve others with disabilities

VCU special education major connects life, school, work and a passion to serve others with disabilities

May 23, 2024

In addition to his studies, Chad Lowery works at a local law firm that shares his perspective – and the vision of VCU’s Rehabilitation Research and Training Center.

Class of 2024: Ryan Getz feels at home in the classroom - A Graduate certificate in elementary education propels the student teacher, who will start his master’s program at VCU in August.

Class of 2024: Ryan Getz feels at home in the classroom

May 9, 2024

A Graduate certificate in elementary education propels the student teacher, who will start his master’s program at VCU in August.

Adrian Petway

Class of 2024: Adrian Petway proves it is never too late to chase a dream

May 6, 2024

With a doctorate in educational leadership from VCU, the Virginia State University administrator is ready to take the next step in her higher education career.

VCU research makes the case for improving employment for people with disabilities. Lauren Avellone, Ph.D. of VCU School of Education's Rehabiliation Research and Training Center, who testified recently before the U.S, Senate Special Committee on Aging, offers insight into the realities and hopes tied to a longstanding issue. VCU School of Education. VCU RRTC

Researcher focused on improving employment for people with disabilities

April 9, 2024

More than 42 million Americans live with some form of disability, according to Census Bureau data from 2021. But in the workforce, individuals with disabilities are chronically underrepresented: Just 40.5% were employed in January 2024 compared with 77.3% of people without disabilities, according to the Center of Research on Disability.

#16 Best Public School of Education - U.S. News & WorldReport - VCU School of Education

VCU School of Education Climbs Two Spots to #16 Nationally in 2024-2025

April 9, 2024

U.S. News & World Report Rankings (public) & Ranks 19th Nationally as Best Special Education Programs (overall)