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Dr. Paul Boyd Batstone, chair of the department of Teacher Education spoke at a recent event celebrating Dual Immersion Day. Local and state officials, parents, teachers, and students gathered at Patrick Henry Elementary in honor of the school’s pilot bilingual program.

SchoolsFirst FCU’s (SFFCU) support of clinical practice models at CSULB continues to expand. In addition to the SFFCU Urban Teacher Education Academy (UTEACH), the College of Education’s (CED) Urban Dual Credential Program (UDCP) is now supported by SchoolsFirst FCU’s 2015 five-year $500,000 grant.  

Two teams including researchers from the College of Education have been awarded Multidisciplinary Internal Research Grants for the 2017-18 academic year via CSULB’s Office of Research and Sponsored Programs (ORSP).

The College of Education enjoys a rich partnership with Long Beach BLAST (Better Learning for All Students Today).

The CSULB College of Education and California Mini-Corps are strengthening their partnership by providing a clear pathway for migrant education students to earn a California Teaching Credential with Bilingual Authorization. College of Education Dean Dr.

In March 2015, the College opened the doors of the Center for Evaluation and Educational Effectiveness (CEEE)–pronounced “C”.

In unison with 22 CSU campuses and 10 private colleges and universities, the CED sponsored a first-of-a-kind event—Better Together: California Teachers Summit—on Friday, July 31, 2015.

The College launched the new academic year with its annual Convocation, which brings together all faculty, staff, and the College’s student leaders. This year’s theme was “Celebrating and Strengthening Our Impact.” Newly appointed Dean Dr.