School of Education at Sonoma State University

Through rich & diverse classroom discussions, SSU provides students with the skills necessary to confidently advocate on behalf of children & their families.

Sarai Islas, Early Childhood Studies Undergraduate

I feel like this program is perfect for those who need support, need to be challenged, and like small class sizes.

Alexandra Sanchez, Multiple Subject Credential, 2021

The program is providing me the skills & knowledge to develop my academic success & professional development to be an effective agent of change in my community.

Joseph Lofton, BA in Early Childhood Studies, 2021

I want to be a teacher to promote inclusivity of diverse learners and inspire young women in STEM fields.

Erin Rose, Current Multiple Subject Credential Candidate

I want to make sure that connections and relationships come first and that every student feels comfortable in my classroom.

Kayla Anderson, Single Subject Credential, 2021 and Residency Scholarship Winner

SSU has done a great job with helping me succeed in my program.

Melanea Ontiveros, Multiple Subject Credential, 2021 and Residency Scholarship Winner

CSU EduCorps

EduCorps represents the community of individuals interested in growing the future through teaching. Its purposes are to significantly increase the number and diversity of students entering CSU’s teacher preparation programs, especially in high-need areas such as math, science, special education, and bilingual education, and to provide ongoing, high-quality support to members on their path to earning their teaching credentials. EduCorps is for high school, community college and undergraduate students, credential students, and career changers, offering resources and support for every step of the journey to become a teacher.

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The PUERTA Project

PUERTA The PUERTA (Preparing Underrepresented Educators to Realize their Teaching Ambitions) Project seeks to increase the number of Latinx teachers serving in K-12 public schools. Funded by the U.S. Department of Education, PUERTA seeks to improve the practices and remove the barriers that prevent undergraduate Latinx students from earning a teaching credential at our institution. PUERTA has three primary goals: 1) to increase Hispanic and Latina/o student persistence and graduation rates, 2) to increase the number of Hispanic and Latino students who earn a teaching credential and 3) to increase the number of students who transfer to SSU from a two-year HSI.