Elementary Education

Developing minds are Motivat(ed.)

Elementary teachers have a unique calling. They need to do more than educate students
— they must motivate and captivate.

Now, if that sounds like a task suited to you, maybe you have what is needed to teach in elementary school.

Teacher Education at Stanislaus State offers a variety of graduate programs
— many of which can be completed in a year — to equip the state’s future K-6 teachers with the keys needed to unlock the potential in children.

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The Multiple Subject Credential Program is a gateway for many elementary
teachers. It is a 36-unit program that includes student teaching. The program
can be completed in a year.

There are several institutions where aspiring teachers can attain their credential.
Stanislaus State stands out because of its intended mix of Multiple Subject Credential Program’s affordability, timeliness, convenience, and depth of preparation.

NOTE: To apply to the MSCP, you must first apply to the Stanislaus State Graduate Program. This is a separate application process. Students may not be admitted to the MSCP without university graduate admission.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

STOCKTON CAMPUS - Fall 2018 Elementary Education Information Sessions
    Contact Credential Services for information on the requirements for the Multiple Subject Credential Program and how to apply.
    Phone: (209) 667-3534
    Room: DBH 303 (Demergasso-Bava Hall,-3rd Flr)

     

    MSCP Forms and Documents

     

    CREDENTIAL PROGRAM INFORMATION

    Spring 2019 Dates
        Candidate Interview Day:
    Friday, November 16, 2018
     
    Mandatory Program Orientation:
    December 7, 2018, 4-6pm, DBH167
    Students in the concurrent ESCP/MSCP credential program attend both Orientations.  ESCP Orientation on December 7, 2018, 3-4pm, DBH 104


    There are two separate applications to enter the Credential Program.

    We encourage and support applicants from under represented categories to apply to our programs.
    For information on financial aid, CBEST & CSET, contact Tara Ribeiro in the Teacher Recruitment and Retention (TRRP) Office.
    Phone: (209) 667-3589
    Room: DBH 308/309 (Demergasso-Bava Hall, 3rd Floor)

     

    Preparation Resources for CBEST & CSET
    TTRP Information Brochure