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Inspiring Educators
Educator impact reaches far beyond the classroom–the knowledge and gifts they share with students has a ripple effect on society. Our job is to inspire the next generation.
Our Mission
To prepare exemplary leaders for diverse educational settings and related fields who are reflective, ethical, innovative and committed to all learners.
Our Vision
A generation of educators meaningfully invested in the creation of a humane and just society through their leadership and interactions with students at every level.
Preparing Global Leaders
I hope you can see that our focus is on providing the best learning experiences for our students and that we believe in building strong partnerships locally and globally.
Frank Hernandez, Dean of College of Education

Latest News
TCU Offers Bevy of Science Summer Camps for Youth
Science of Discovery provides youth entering fourth, fifth and sixth grade, a series of day camps to explore science, engineering and problem-solving through through hands-on learning experiences.
Understanding School Vouchers: A Faculty Q&A
As debates over school choice continue nationwide, school vouchers and educational savings accounts (ESAs) remain a controversial policy issue. Gabriel Huddleston, associate professor and director of the Center for Public Education & Community Engagement at TCU, explores the legal, financial, and educational impacts of school vouchers. Learn how these programs shape public school funding, their effects on students with disabilities and low-income families, and what the future of school choice might hold.