Marietta College Education Department

A wonderful opportunity for parents in the local Marietta Community!

St. Mary’s High School (Pleasants County, West Virginia) is in need of a high school science teacher. Spread the word!

Marietta City Schools has several openings-Intervention Specialists (5th, 6th, and 8th), Math (6th and 8th), and elementary music. See their jobs page below and you may contact Tim Fleming at [email protected]

Marietta City Schools Every Student, Every Day.

What a great opportunity, especially for any of our Educational Studies grads!!!

The Logan-Hocking school district is looking for school psychologists. Spread the word!

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Another local job opportunity!!

For employment opportunities, please visit https://www.belpre.k12.oh.us/article/1029410

Blanchester Middle School (Cincinnati area) is looking for a middle school math teacher and a middle school social studies teacher if anyone is still looking (or is looking for a change!)
https://www.blanschools.org/employment/
Questions? Contact:
Ryan Briggs
Blanchester Middle School Principal
Office Phone # 937-783-3642 ext. 3912

Employment - Employment | Blanchester Local School District Thank you for your interest in a position with Blanchester Local School District. For more information, please view our current job opportunities or complete an application today.current

If you are in the Zanesville area, Bishop Fenwick is hiring!

Come work with our Education Department! We are looking for someone to continue to grow and develop our partnerships with our local schools/districts. It is an essential role for our success. Feel free to reach out with any questions!

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To our local teachers, join us for a paid professional development in Science of Reading this summer as a way to prepare you for hosting teacher candidates in your classroom!

Science of Reading Summer PD - QLM Marietta College Supports Implementation of Reading Science in Ohio

Such exciting news for the College! Well done McDonough Center for Leadership & Business at Marietta College and Jason Nulton - Author

Crosstown agreement with OU adds ROTC option for Marietta College students In addition to having one of the premier undergraduate leadership programs in the nation, Marietta College recently added another signature opportunity for incoming students: the opportunity to be a part of the U.S. Air Force­–Space Force Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (AF/SFROTC) through Ohi...

Welcome to the 18 new members of the Long Blue Line that are going to be licensed teachers and the 6 Educational Studies majors who will be ready to work in a variety of youth serving capacities! If you know of any districts that are looking, we still have a few that are looking for that first teaching position!
We are so proud of all of you and cannot wait to see what the future holds for you. Keep us posted on your adventures!

Way to go Colin Campagne (AYA Social Studies)! We have the most amazing teacher candidates!

Student leader Colin Campagne excels through campus involvement When Colin Campagne ’27 (Chillicothe, Ohio) talks about Marietta College to his friends and family, a smile immediately comes to his face.He describes Marietta's beautiful campus and surrounding community, the advantages of smaller class sizes, and being a part of a community that values him as an...

Warren Local has several open positions for anyone who is looking for a position, particularly in the STEM fields.

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Looking for a summer program for a 9th-12th grader? Check out the computational thinking summer academy! Contact Bob Van Camp for more information ([email protected] ),

The Marietta College Education Department recently completed our Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP) visit. CAEP is our national accreditor which reviews our program to ensure we meet 5 specific standards that represent a quality program.
This is a quote from an email Dr. Drugovich sent about our visit:
Also, please join me in congratulating the Education Department. On Wednesday I heard the preliminary report on the reaccreditation review that has now been completed for the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP.) Not only does it appear that we have met every standard for reaccreditation, but I have rarely heard such a glowing “visit” team report as the result of an accreditation review.



This independent review gives us the perfect opportunity to recognize the transformative experience our Education students are having at Marietta. Though it will be months before the final report is issued by CAEP, I want to congratulate all of the individuals who both deliver such a high-quality program and who did the additional, essential work to prepare for this review:

• Tanya Judd, Dean of our Education Department

• Dottie Erb

• Sarah Jacobs

• Andrew Smith

• Jane Eakle

• Amanda Rider

• Stephanie Craig

• Brian Rider

• Nicole Whitaker

• Michelle Elia

• Raven Nicole Bowser Cromwell

• Stephanie Davison

• Deb Keifer

• Megan Miller

• Amanda Slone

• Erika Smith

• Christine Thornton

• Bill Clark

• Heidi Terry

• Chris Scheppner

Finally, congratulations to all of our Education students for making this program ever stronger through your commitment to future learners.

It is yet another great day to be a Pioneer.

Best,

President Drugovich

So proud of Colin Champagne (freshman, AYA Social Studies) for being one of the leaders of the effort to help the community prepare for the flood. We have amazing students!!

MC students poised to help local businesses during flood recovery One of the first things Colin Campagne ’27 did Thursday morning was to walk through downtown Marietta to check on the rising water levels and ask people at local businesses if they needed help shoring up their storefronts.

Not only is she an amazing special education teacher but she is impacting the lives of kids through her tireless work at the Ely-Chapman Education Foundation. We are proud of you Abby!

Meet Abigail! Abigail is part of our Leadership Team as the Director of Licensing. She manages all the licensing protocols and procedures here at Ely Chapman. We love having Abigail as part of our team. Thank you for all your hard work!

Support the ladies of Alpha Xi Delta and their philanthropy-funding educational opportunities for students in Uganda!

Wonderful job to all four of these young women! We are particularly proud of Kelly Levering (AYA English) and Makenzie Wilson (Special Education/Elementary)!

Four Pioneer Women’s Basketball players named Academic All-District - Marietta College Athletics GREENWOOD, Indiana – The Marietta College women's basketball team had a total of four players named to 2024 Academic All-District Team, as selected by College Sports Communicators. Seniors Makenzie Wilson (Wapakoneta, Ohio/Wapakoneta), Kelly Levering (Powell, Ohio/Olentangy Liberty), and Madison C...

Way to go Katie Nestor! We are so proud of you and all you have accomplished. Good luck in the final phase of the selection!

Teacher of the Year finalists announced Teacher of the Year finalists announced PARKERSBURG - The Wood County Schools Teacher of the Yea...

Education major and entrepreneur!

Officially the WV Cupcake Festival Queen! 🧁👑

Enrollment for STREAM Camp is live! STREAM Camp is a two-week program designed to assist students in the development of improved reading abilities, oral and written communication skills, and positive attitudes toward reading. Follow the link to enroll or learn more.

Marietta College S.T.R.E.A.M. Camp Summer camp designed to engage your children in learning, organized by Marietta College Education Department.

Very proud of Tyler Bates! Keep impacting lives in the classroom and on the court!

We want to thank those of you who attended our feedback session tonight and those that have shared with us on the Padlet. We are more popular than we expected-we had about 150 people show up that were not part of our program! :) We took down the links to the Padlet and Zoom and the email address since we were getting hit by spam and bots (and who knows what else!).

If you are a 2019-2023 grad and are still interested or willing to participate in the Padlet, we will keep it open for 2 weeks. At that time we will do the drawing for the "door prizes" for those who participated. Tanya Judd messaged many of you here on Facebook with the links. She will email them out to the email we have on record to you again. Feel free to reach out to her on Messenger or text as well.
Thank you!

Five Marietta College students — Maria Cipro, Paisley Holbrook, Kate Brady, Colin Campagne, and Courtney Stewart — attended the Ohio Student Government Summit in Akron over the weekend. Ohio Student Government Summit aims to bring student governments together from across the state of Ohio. It provides opportunities for student governments to learn and grow from one another, network, and share ideas with campuses similar to them.

On Wednesday, Feb. 21st. Dr. Nicole Whitaker, Jason Nulton, and Nathan Reich accompanied a group of Marietta College Education Department teacher candidates, most of whom are Teacher Leadership Certificate scholars from the McDonough Center for Leadership & Business at Marietta College, on a trip to the Ohio Statehouse. These students got an opportunity to talk to legislators and some top aides about the impact that the grade band changes (from preK-5, 4-9, and 7-12 to a wider band of preK-8 and 6-12) would have on student learning and on the teacher shortage. The teacher candidates will well prepared with talking points about their concerns and really got an opportunity to see an important aspect of being a teacher-being an advocate for what is best for P-12 students. We are incredibly proud of these teacher candidates, and grateful for the faculty and staff who made this journey possible!

Woo hoo! We are so proud of Women’s Basketball!

Women's Basketball reaches OAC Championship with a lopsided win over Capital; Gribble notches 1,000th point - Marietta College Athletics MARIETTA, Ohio – Marietta College earned their way into the Ohio Athletic Conference Tournament Championship with a dominating 91-43 defeat of Capital University Thursday (Feb. 22) evening in the semifinal round. The Pioneers improve to 21-5 on the season, while the Comets fall to 19-8 and will ho...

Thank you to everyone who was involved with Marietta College's Day of Giving! We were able to raise $844 to support the needs of our Student Teachers through your efforts. Thank you for helping bring forth future Pioneers in Education.