For three consecutive decades, Michigan State University has been heralded as the best in the nation for graduate programs in elementary and secondary teacher education. The accolade comes from the 2024 U.S. News & World Reportās Best Education Schools, which named MSU as No. 1 in the nation in five educational program areas. This isā¦ Read More »
Masters in K-12 Educational Administration
Spartans recognized for contributions to higher education
Michigan State University College of Education Spartans were among 40 women honored by Diverse: Issues in Higher Education for their contributions to higher education. Faculty leaders Emily Bouck and Sheneka Williams were listed in the annual publication. The accolade celebrates “women who have made a difference in the academy by tackling some of higher education’sā¦ Read More »
MSU offers new certificate in Teacher Leadership
Are you an educator who is ready to become a leader in your school or district? Michigan State University, known nationally for its quality teacher preparation programs, now offers a graduate certificate in Teacher Leadership. MSUās College of Education is one of only three universities in Michigan approved by the state Department of Education toā¦ Read More »
Four MSU online master’s programs named in nation’s top-10
Michigan State University, a leading institution in the field of education, remains home to some of the most prestigious and highly-ranked online master’s degree programs in the country. According to U.S. News & World Reportās annual rankings, MSU moved up 14 spots overall from 2022 and has four specialty programs in the top-10. The collegeā¦ Read More »
Venzant Chambers publishes book on “Racial Opportunity Cost”
There is a scene in a book recently published by Michigan State University Professor Terah Venzant Chambers that shows how one moment can completely alter how a person interacts in a classroom environment, perhaps permanently. In this example, “Makayla,” a Black Advanced Placement (AP) student, drops a pencil. Makayla picks it up and says: “Itā¦ Read More »
Jerlando F. L. Jackson recommended as dean of MSU College of Education
MSU Provost Teresa K. Woodruff, Ph.D., has recommended Jerlando F. L. Jackson to be the next dean of the MSU College of Education, effective July 1, 2022. Jackson will also hold the title of MSU Foundation Professor of Education. The recommendation is subject to approval by the MSU Board of Trustees. Jackson holds both theā¦ Read More »
MSU named in nation’s top-10 in four online master’s program areas
Michigan State University is among the best universities in the nation for students to earn an online master’s degree in education. In the 2022 rankings from U.S. News & World Report, MSU is listed in the top-10 in four specialty areas. The rankings list MSU as: #1 for Curriculum and Instructionāup one from #2 inā¦ Read More »
MSU offers guides to COVID relief funding, lessons learned for schools
Michigan State University is helping schools and communities through and beyond the COVID pandemic with two new resources based on insights from working closely with educators across the state. The white papers, published by the College of Education’s Office of K-12 Outreach, include a guide to using federal relief dollars provided to school districts andā¦ Read More »
Patrick wins Outstanding Supervisor Award
Jeannie Patrick, director of the Office of Research Administration in the College of Education, has received the Outstanding Supervisor Award from Michigan State University. The award honors MSU supervisors who have consistently demonstrated worklife sensitivity and support of the professional/personal needs of the employees in their unit. This year, there were 30 nominations and five awardeesā¦ Read More »
MSU report finds disparities in districtsā implementation of Michigan third grade literacy law
New research from Michigan State University shows that school districts intended to retain 229 students this school year out of more than 3,000 eligible based on low reading scores under Michigan’s Read by Grade Three law. Retained students represent 0.2% of all third-grade students in Michigan and account for 6.7% of those who were eligibleā¦ Read More »