1. Education Major Timothy Macalino Will Teach at Cristo Rey Jesuit
  2. Education Students Gain Cultural Insight in Jamaica

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Education Major Timothy Macalino Will Teach at Cristo Rey Jesuit
Education Major Timothy Macalino Will Teach at Cristo Rey Jesuit

Timothy Macalino was the first student from Cristo Rey Jesuit College Preparatory School of Houston to be accepted to the University of St. Thomas, in 2013. Now he’s thrilled to be one of the very first alumni of Cristo Rey Jesuit’s first class to graduate from college. Read more

Education Students Gain Cultural Insight in Jamaica
Education Students Gain Cultural Insight in Jamaica

Nine students from the University of St. Thomas School of Education traveled to Lucea, Jamaica, with the University’s study abroad program this January. They were immersed in Jamaican culture as they stayed with families, participated in school and community activities, and assisted in the community. Read more

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The School of Education prepares highly qualified educators who demonstrate the ability to be effective in a variety of field settings, both private and public. Instilled with an appreciation for ethical behavior inspired by the tradition of the founding Basilian Fathers, graduates of the school have a rich history of success in their chosen profession.

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Certifications

The School of Education, in collaboration with the School of Arts and Sciences, offers a teacher preparation program designed to help students attain certification and success as new teachers. The passing rate for UST’s School of Education students on state licensing exams is outstanding and graduates are highly sought.

Evening Program

Evening and Saturday courses are also offered in education. Contact the School of Education for more information on evening and Saturday scheduling for part-time and full-time studies, particularly for students who are not able to be full-time students during the day, and non-traditional students.

Cohort Program

Full-time and daytime undergraduate students of the School of Education participate in cohorts during their junior and senior years. The cohorts serve as a supportive group for students that are at similar places in their professional development. Students in these cohorts have opportunities to travel together with professors to professional conferences, participate in Study Abroad trips and create lasting relationships.