Madison Meyers teaching at Carolina Community Academy in Roxboro, NC.
How Carolina prepares elementary teachers to build the foundations for lifelong learning
Alumni Five years after graduation: James Michael Sapp’s growing impact in education
Portrait of Maddie LaMear
Students Building classrooms where every student feels valued
Teacher presenting to a class of elementary students
School & Community Carolina earns A+ on scientifically based reading instruction for elementary teacher candidates
Portrait of Brad Smith
School & Community Smith to lead as next president of N.C. Association of Colleges for Teacher Education
Portrait of Diana Lys
School & Community Lys appointed to AACTE Board of Directors
Left: Lauren Oliver, a Master of Arts in Teaching program alumna stands in her English and Language Arts classroom at Culbreth Middle School in Chapel Hill. Right: Megan Cannady, a Master of Arts in Teaching alumna and special education teacher in Durham Public Schools stands in the hallway of Y.E. Smith Elementary. Both have been recognized as beginning teachers of the year for their schools.
Academics UNC School of Education beginning teachers create impact
Image of Keith Sawyer holding a copy of his book,
Research Beyond ideas: How creative learning emerges from process
Portrait of Lindsay Martin
Alumni Stepping beyond comfort, Lifelong learning in action
Photos of Xavier Adams, left, and Sarah Petty, right
The power of university-based instructional coaches for the state’s beginning teachers
The UNC School of Education’s April Plumley and Diana Lys accept the Frank Murray Leadership Recognition for Continuous Improvement at the fall 2024 CAEPCon in Arlington, Va. They are pictured with Christopher A. Koch, CAEP president, and Yuhang Rong, chair of the CAEP Board of Directors.
School & Community UNC School of Education first program to win CAEP honor for a second time
Exterior of Peabody Hall
Academics School’s educator preparation programs earn re-accreditation