The concept of educational equity seeks to acknowledge the differences in and uniqueness of our students, examining issues of race, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, socio-economic status, and ability—many of these intersecting as well. With increasingly diverse classrooms, this requires educators to be aware of how each factor comes into play and influences their classroom and students.
Read More >The School of Education at the University of Redlands puts such an emphasis on Educational Justice because it's what we believe. Educational Justice is at the core of what we think is necessary to make a better world. We are in the business of empowering people...and that's what we do.
Read More >Teachers are some of the most influential individuals in our communities, shaping our students through their dedication to academic and personal growth and success. Because of their prominent role in society, many professionals find themselves called to this field later on in their careers.
Read More >We welcome those who are called to create change. Those who are unafraid to challenge traditional thought. Those who fight endlessly for equity in education. We embrace those who have the courage to be uncomfortable, and the foresight to solve problems before they arise. Those who choose progress over complacency, no matter what. Creating equity is our calling. What’s yours?
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