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The College of Education is pleased to to be the new home of Project MALES, a research institute focused on understanding the experiences of Latino males across the education pipeline.

LeAnne Hernandez, THRIVE Director, Talks to the Daily Texan About How COE's Program Supports New Teachers

The new College of Education mentorship program supports early and mid-career teachers and builds community within school districts.

A new study from a COE associate professor finds that school leaders sleep worse than most people, but making a few adjustments can ensure it won’t impact school performance. 

Network receives $1.4M start-up investment from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to bridge education research, practice and policy. For decades, research universities and think tanks have conducted countless studies that offer promising solutions to some of our most persistent problems in education. While these studies are routinely…

Researchers from The Meadows Center for Preventing Educational Risk studied the effects of a professional development model to help teachers implement reading comprehension and vocabulary practices to fourth graders.

More than 11,000 underserved students across six Texas School districts to benefit from access to mental health care.

The Department of Education has awarded a $33.9 million dollar grant to The University of Texas at Austin through the Institute for Public School Initiatives (IPSI). The seven-year award ($4.8 million, first year) will support the Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness…