School of Education at Lake Erie College
Lake Erie College School of Education offers programs leading to licensure for elementary childhood education, adolescent/young adult and intervention specialist — mild to moderate.
Key Competency Outcomes
These student performance outcomes are based on the statistical analysis of the 2017-2018; 2018-2019; 2019-2020 Ohio Assessment for Educators licensure exam scores and the edTPA (Nationally scored Teacher Performance Assessment). We performed at the highest level in:
89% Building Collaborative Relationships
87% Establish Partnerships and Collaborate
85% Curricular and Instructional Planning
84% Structure and Manage the Classroom
Majors in Education and Teaching
These are the various undergraduate majors we have for students interested in pursuing a career in education.
Benefits of an Education Degree from LEC
Loan Forgiveness
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CAEP Accreditation
The 2023 CAEP review included the following programs:
AYA English/Language Arts Education
AYA Mathematics Education
AYA Social Studies Education
Primary Education (PK-5)
SPED: Intervention Specialist (baccalaureate)
SPED: Intervention Specialist (post-baccalaureate)
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Endorsements and Licensure Programs
These are programs designed to give teachers who already have their teaching license additional qualifications.
Reading Endorsement
This endorsement can be added to any standard teaching license.
Mild-to-Moderate Intervention Specialist Post-Bac Licensure Program
This program is designed for licensed teachers to get an additional license to work as an intervention specialist.
School of Education Accreditation
Lake Erie College School of Education is accredited by The Ohio Department of Higher Education and the National Accreditor Teacher Education Accreditation Council (TEAC).
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