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The celebrated speaker, author, school leader, and four-time alumnus of the UVA School of Education and Human Development shares his inspiration and advice for future educators.

Education policy professor Beth Schueler was recently interviewed by the UVA Karsh Institute of Democracy on what changes to the U.S. Department of Education could mean for students, schools and democracy.

While earning his Ph.D. in education policy, Todd Hall’s research was recognized with an American Educational Research Association-National Science Foundation Dissertation Fellowship award.

Beth Schueler wants to know: What happens after we have evidence that a program or policy benefits schools? How do leaders decide where it gets implemented and for how long?

With reduced credit hours and multiple pathways to a degree, the updated program offers more flexibility for aspiring PK-12 school leaders.

These eight UVA scholars were once again named to the annual list of university-based professors who most influenced education policy and practice.

In a piece for EdSurge, researchers share their work that suggests the reason someone chooses to become a teacher could determine how successful they will be in the role.

Alleghany Highlands Public School Principal Cynthia Morgan is a member of the SCOPE 19 Cohort (pictured above).

UVA EHD Dean Rowley was interviewed for the June issue of University of Virginia's Envision Magazine.

Of the eight UVA scholars included on the list, six climbed in this year’s rankings of university-based faculty members who most influenced educational practice and policy.