“I left there feeling like a WINNER!” This reflects the general sentiment of 31 College of Education students who gave up a Saturday of their spring break to volunteer at the District 6 Special Olympics. Thanks to an Innovation grant from the SPC Foundation, “Reaching Out – Disabilities in the Community,” a bus carried the … Continue reading Special Olympics – Where We Were All Winners →

Since 1995, Take Stock in Children (TSIC) has been helping low income and minority students graduate from high school and college. This year, St. Petersburg College is partnering with Pinellas County Schools to help TSIC connect at-risk middle and high school students with mentors. Learn more about how you can become a mentor for Take … Continue reading Volunteer to mentor local at-risk middle and high school students →

Do you have a bachelor’s degree or higher and want to become a teacher? SPC’s state-approved Educator Preparation Institute (EPI) is a sequential, three-semester program leading to Florida Professional Certification for people who have a bachelor’s degree in a non-education major. To learn more, attend our information session on: Wednesday, Jan. 27, 2016 5:30 – … Continue reading Get your Florida teacher certification in three semesters →

SPC’s College of Education proudly announces Dr. Robert Raze’s appointment to the Education Operating Committee for Project Learning Tree. His three year term will begin in January 2016. “The Education Operating Committee is responsible for providing leadership, direction, and strategy development in connection with American Forest Foundation education programs, including Project Learning Tree, GreenWorks!, and … Continue reading SPC professor Raze appointed to Project Learning Tree education committee →