School of Education

On April 17-18, the School of Education joins the Pace Community for 48 hours to transform the student experience.

Our world is in need of critical thinkers, problem solvers, and game changers. The School of Education is poised to meet the moment by creating unparalleled opportunities for our students and preparing them to leave their imprint on society. You can be a part of this story during the 1906 Challenge Giving Day.

THE 1906 CHALLENGE

To celebrate the University's founding in 1906, every spring the Pace Community rallies together for the 1906 Challenge Giving Day. Alumni, parents, students, faculty, staff, and friends join forces for 48 hours to raise vital funds to transform the student experience at Pace.

YOUR GIFTS AT WORK

These are just a few examples of how your generosity can make a difference at the School of Education:

• $50 can cover appreciation gifts for cooperating teachers, who are 100 percent volunteers, during the student teaching semester.

• $250 can cover the two exams needed for the Initial Teacher Certification.

• $500 can support travel for a clinical supervisor to and from their visits to students, which can total five times a semester.

Don’t miss your opportunity to help the School of Education continue to grow and train tomorrow’s leaders who will shape the future of education.