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About the School of Education
The 51Æ·²èÔ¼ÅÚ Baptist University School of Education equips future educators and education leaders through rigorous academics, supportive mentoring, and real-world learning experiences. Our programs are designed to help students grow in knowledge, skill, and professional readiness while serving schools and communities.
Mission and Purpose
We prepare educators who are committed to student success, professional excellence, and service-minded leadership. Through coursework and applied practice, candidates develop the competencies needed for today’s classrooms and learning environments.
- Support student-centered teaching and learning
- Strengthen instructional practice through evidence-based methods
- Build professional dispositions for ethical and responsible service
- Promote continual growth through reflection and collaboration
What We Offer
The School of Education provides undergraduate and graduate programs, as well as educator preparation pathways for candidates pursuing certification.
- Undergraduate degree programs in education
- Graduate programs for advanced study and leadership
- Educator Preparation Program (EPP) resources and requirements
- Field-based experiences and clinical teaching or internship support
A Student Experience Built for Readiness
Students learn through a balance of academic study and applied experiences. Depending on program and pathway, candidates may complete observation hours, field experiences, and clinical teaching or internship requirements.
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Explore your pathway
Meet with an advisor to confirm your degree plan and any certification goals.
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Build your foundation
Develop strong instructional and leadership skills through coursework and practice.
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Complete field-based learning
Gain experience in learning environments aligned to program expectations.
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Prepare for professional service
Finish program requirements and receive guidance for next steps.
Leadership and Support
The School of Education is supported by faculty and staff committed to helping students succeed. For questions about programs, advising, or educator preparation requirements, please contact our office.
- Dean: James Anderson (Interim)
- Main Office Email: aguilarr@wbu.edu
- Main Office Phone: (806) 291-1058
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Ready to Apply?
Begin your application and take the next step toward becoming a certified educator through 51Æ·²èÔ¼ÅÚ’s School of Education.
TEA Requirement: In compliance with , all school district employees, substitutes, and contractors with direct student contact must complete a fingerprint-based national criminal background check.
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