Yes Stories

Yale will spend $10 million supporting the Yale Teaching Fellowship training teachers in shortage areas for New Haven Public Schools.

Three Education Studies Scholars in the Class of 2024 were featured in Yale News’ profiles of graduating seniors.

Anette Diaz (‘25) is inspired to pursue education by a story about her mother and paternal grandfather.

Following a campaign from student and alumni, the Yale Education Studies program was announced in 2013. 

When she’s not reading or hiking, Lauryn is busy exploring her interests in rural and Appalachian education, FGLI education, and education in prison.

After teaching 8th grade science over the summer, Alan Gao knew that he wanted to dive deeper into the theoretical frameworks of education.

Education Studies is proud to offer courses taught by distinguished ed-practitioners. Jennifer Berkshire shares her expertise in education journalism.

Rowan Claypool (‘80) founded Teach Kentucky to bring prospective teachers to the Bluegrass State.

Here, we continue the story of Education Studies at Yale, which continued to evolve after Yale’s Education department closed in 1950.