Mission & History
Established in 2002, the Vermont State University (VTSU) Center for Schools is committed to advancing education for practicing educators in Vermont and beyond by supporting the work of schools through in-service programs, graduate coursework, and professional learning opportunities.
The Center for Schools has a number of fall courses with seats still available.
Subject areas include:
- Accommodations
- Behavior Challenges & Intervention
- Classroom Community
- Civics
- Early Childhood Education
- English Language Learner Support
- Entrepreneurial Pathways
- Inclusion
- Literacy
- Mathematics
- National Board Certification
- Nature Education
- Project-Based Learning
- Technology
- Trauma
- Universal Design for Learning
- Wellness
What We Do
The Center’s mission is to empower birth-12 education professionals through access to rich learning opportunities. Center staff work closely with VTSU faculty and educators to develop industry-specific credit-bearing courses at the graduate level tailored to the needs of today’s demanding school environments.
The Center For Schools
- Offers over 300 courses annually in online, in-person, and hybrid formats
- Sets up on-site contract courses requested by school staff
- Arranges for independent courses and tutorials
- Provides assistance to those seeking licensure
- Links exemplary field practitioners with each other for support
- Arranges for summer institutes on VTSU campuses
Meet Our Team
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Contact Us
CFS@VermontState.edu
802.468.1326