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Welcome to
the Special Education Programs at the City College School of Education!

Spring 2009 Registration Information

Teachers enjoy working with colleagues
Teachers enjoy working with colleagues
The City College offers two graduate programs in Special Education: Teachers of Students with Disabilities in Childhood Education (Grades 1-6) and Teachers of Students with Disabilities in Middle Childhood Education (Grades 5-9). The programs require 31-43 credit hours (depending on previous coursework) and lead to a Master of Science in Education. The inclusion model of delivering special education services in an urban environment is emphasized but candidates will be prepared to work in self-contained environments as well.
The college also offers a program in Bilingual Special Education, leading to a Master of Science degree that prepares teachers to address the educational, emotional, and behavioral needs of linguistically diverse minority students with a wide range of disabilities. Students completing the program become certified in Special Education1-6 with a Bilingual Extension. For students with initial certification, the program requires 43 credit hours. For students without initial certification, 56 credit hours are required. Share your expertise in the classroom
Share your expertise in the classroom
Teaching is fun
Teaching is fun
Our students gain knowledge of a multiplicity of research-based teaching strategies preparing them to address the diverse learning needs of students in the New York City schools and to help their students meet current New York State learning standards For further information about special education City College, please contact the special education program office at (212) 650-7529.