Elementary Education

Our Elementary Education degree prepares students to improve the education and lives of all children. Courses, required practicum, and student teaching are held at local school sites, where students gain firsthand experience connecting theory and practice through fieldwork. There are four cohorts within the Elementary Education degree - learn about what we offer.

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Senior man in a classroom with many balloons and flags of different countries

This professional admission program leads to an Arizona Elementary Teaching Certificate for grades K-8 with an endorsement once all certification requirements are complete. During all four semesters of the program, you work in schools with diverse populations of children and teachers who are invested in supporting new teachers.

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Teacher and pupils working at desk together

This professional admission program leads to an Arizona Elementary Teaching Certificate for grades K-8 with an endorsement once all certification requirements are complete. During all four semesters of the program, you work in schools with diverse populations of children and teachers who are invested in supporting new teachers.

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young teacher standing in classroom wearing a red blouse arms crossed

The Pathways to Teaching program offers students across the state an opportunity to deepen their relationship with their community by becoming an educator at a local school. This intensive program is completed in only 17 months (4 continuous semesters: spring, summer, fall, spring), and Pathways students receive a $1,000 monthly stipend while they are enrolled. Classes are held on-site at our District Partner schools across Arizona, enabling students to earn their degree in elementary education (K-8) with an ESL endorsement without relocation.

Pathways to Teaching, B.A.E.

The Pathways to Teaching program offers students across the state an opportunity to deepen their relationship with their community by becoming an educator at a local school. This intensive program is completed in only 17 months (4 continuous semesters: spring, summer, fall, spring), and Pathways students receive a $1,000 monthly stipend while they are enrolled. Classes are held on-site at our District Partner schools across Arizona, enabling students to earn their degree in elementary education (K-8) with an ESL endorsement without relocation.

Elementary Education, B.A.E.

Elementary educators teach in K-8 classrooms, helping assist a diverse group of students on their educational paths. Our Elementary Education degree prepares students to improve the education and lives of all children. Courses, required practicum, and student teaching are held at local school sites, where students gain firsthand experience connecting theory and practice through fieldwork. There are four cohorts within the Elementary Education degree - learn about these below!
 

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Senior man in a classroom with many balloons and flags of different countries

This professional admission program leads to an Arizona Elementary Teaching Certificate for grades K-8 with an endorsement once all certification requirements are complete. During all four semesters of the program, you work in schools with diverse populations of children and teachers who are invested in supporting new teachers.

Image
Teacher and pupils working at desk together

This professional admission program leads to an Arizona Elementary Teaching Certificate for grades K-8 with an endorsement once all certification requirements are complete. During all four semesters of the program, you work in schools with diverse populations of children and teachers who are invested in supporting new teachers.

Image
young teacher standing in classroom wearing a red blouse arms crossed

The Pathways to Teaching program offers students across the state an opportunity to deepen their relationship with their community by becoming an educator at a local school. This intensive program is completed in only 17 months (4 continuous semesters: spring, summer, fall, spring), and Pathways students receive a $1,000 monthly stipend while they are enrolled. Classes are held on-site at our District Partner schools across Arizona, enabling students to earn their degree in elementary education (K-8) with an ESL endorsement without relocation.