Gwen Larson, Director of Media Relations
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The Teachers College at Emporia State University received national recognition Sept. 26 from the Council for Accreditation of Educator Preparation for surpassing the standards in becoming re-accredited during their most recent accreditation cycle.
Educators are being offered opportunities to increase their skill and knowledge through workshops and conferences provided this spring through The Teachers College at Emporia State University. Some events offered have graduate credit available.
Medical settings — including support centers, clinics, and hospitals — can benefit through a program to put patients at ease using art therapy.
Kansans taking pictures of themselves can take part in a photo contest during Kansas Literacy Week, September 1-7.
The Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation recently announced The Teachers College at Emporia State University is one of 42 providers from 23 states and the District of Columbia to receive accreditation for its educator preparation programs.
Nearly 80 people were recognized at The Teachers College 35th Annual Honors Banquet held the evening of May 3.
A recently announced increase in grant funding from the Kansas Board of Regents will allow two-thirds as many educators to work toward endorsements in high-incidence special education.
Talented. Phenomenal. One in a million. These are the words used by the people who work and learn from the seven teachers chosen as the 2019 Kansas Master Teachers, announced today.
Four members of the faculty and staff at Emporia State University received awards on Jan. 9, 2019, for their work within The Teachers College.
Nineteen Kansas educators are among the 3,907 nationwide who achieved the highest professional credential they can earn — they attained first-time certification from the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards in 2018.