Foundations to Futures is a dual-impact teacher apprenticeship program to address workforce needs in early childhood education while providing a pathway for aspiring teachers seeking to earn a fully funded bachelor’s degree in P-3 early education. Read more. 

Marcos Aguilar turned his lifelong passion into a meaningful career as an exceptional education teacher for elementary students at Harris-Hillman School in Nashville. He graduated with a degree in special education in December and began his work with Metro Nashville Public Schools last month. Read more. 

Program offers participants the opportunity to pursue teaching licensure at no cost, with the convenience of online classes. Read more. 

Once again, Lipscomb's teacher prep program is recognized as one of the most effective programs in the state. Read more. 

First-generation alumna Angelica Barrios made her dreams a reality at Lipscomb and now she is passing on her dream to other Nashville students. Read more. 

Lipscomb’s Doctorate of Education graduates bring strategic leadership skills and genuine caring to thousands of students through local education’s top positions. Read more. 

There are many events happening in the College of Education this spring. Below are highlights of some of the activities coming up this semester. 

On Thursdays during spring semester, the College of Education hosts a breakout chapel for education majors. This breakout focuses on a variety topics of interest related to demonstrating faith and building biblical truths as a teacher. This semester's focus is on Rest and Renewal. In addition, the College of Education Book Club meets once a month. 

Other activities this semester include a senior cookout, two education courses hosted Family Literacy Nights in partnership with Read to Succeed and a Lipscomb Aspiring Educator officers meeting.

The Global Voices Conference will take place on April 12.

On April 24 the College of Education will hold its traditional celebration breakfast and awards ceremony for May graduates.