Grant will expand study abroad programs for education students to learn in underserved countries.

Funding will address English language arts, chronic absenteeism post-secondary access to higher education.

Two new bachelor’s degrees are relevant in preparing educators for today’s learners. Early childhood education degree provides pathways to earning credentials; world language degree addresses the shortage of qualified world language teachers across the country.

The first of its kind in New England, students will benefit from Rhode Island’s easy access to diverse environments.

NCTQ awards educational institutions for meeting standards set by literacy experts for coverage of the most effective methods of reading instruction.

The University of Rhode Island’s School of Education is now the Feinstein College of Education.

Grant will increase enrollment, program completion of teacher candidates from diverse backgrounds.

Grant will increase enrollment, program completion of teacher candidates from diverse backgrounds.