Commitment to Engagement with Communities and Schools
Woodring College of Education collaborates with our
constituents in communities and schools to create and sustain
exemplary partnerships that support the learning and well-being
of children and families.
We meet this commitment to engagement with communities and
schools through the
Community Action Grants program, our resources and centers that
serve the larger community, the integration of service learning
into all of our academic programs, and partnerships with
community agencies and P-12 schools.
Community Action Grants
Partnerships and Initiatives
- Today’s Students, Tomorrow’s Teachers
- Mount Baker School District – WWU Partnership
- Curriculum Integration for Responsive, Cross-Cultural, Language-Based Education (CIRCLE)
- Youth 4 REAL
Woodring Resource Centers
- Center for Family Supportive Schools and Communities
- Professional Development Resource Center
- Center for Education, Equity and Diversity
- Northwest Center for Holocaust, Genocide, and Ethnocide Education
- Pacific Northwest Children’s Literature Clearinghouse
- Ershig Assistive Technology Resource Center
- WWU Center for Service Learning
Fostering Community Relationships and a Culture of Learning that Advances Knowledge, Embraces Diversity, and Promotes Social Justice
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07.17.2009