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The Warren Wilson College teacher candidate is a reflective innovator serving in communities with heart, head, and hands.
Carson Hall
The year 2008 is an exciting one for the Education Department. Currently the Teacher Education Program is being transformed from a 4th-year to 5th-year program. By Fall 2010, the new licensure program will be phased in providing a high-quality model for teaching based on what makes Warren Wilson College a special place. Although still in planning stages, the program is expected to be a focused professional year completed in addition to a bachelor’s degree earned at Warren Wilson College or elsewhere. The Teacher Education Program will continue to partner with local educators and will be able to provide more intensive real-school experiences to future teachers. The new program will prepare knowledgeable and skilled K-12 teachers through experiential education based on academic disciplines, work, service-learning, global awareness, and environmental stewardship.
You can reach the Education Department at Warren Wilson College in the following ways:
The Main Education Office
828-771-3008
Nancy Hofman, Administrative Assistant: 828-771-7088
Annie Jonas, Chairperson: 828-771-3013
Pat Tuttle, Education Dept. & MACFC: 828-771-3009
Betsy Ray, Adjunct: 828-771-2012
In compliance with Federal Title II regulations, the Teacher Education Program reports a 100% pass rate on Praxis II specialty area tests (Elementary Education) compared to the state pass rate of 97%. The student teacher to faculty ratio is 5:1.