Cato School of Education at Queens University of Charlotte

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04/25/2023

Congratulations to our Cato SOE seniors and award winners!!! We can’t wait to see all of the wonderful things they will be doing in their classroom! 💙

03/13/2023

Come check us out at the JBIP reveal! Dominican Republic with Drs. Abernathy and Thornburg!

02/22/2023

Come Join Us Thursday Night!

Event: Learn S’more about KDP and Cato School of Education

Date: 2-23-2023
Time: 6:00-7:30 pm
Place: Residence Quad Fire Pit
Sponsoring Organization(s):
Kappa Delta Pi Honor Society and Cato School of Education

02/19/2023

Some of our wonderful future teachers enjoying the “Get Your Teach On” conference! Two awesome days of motivation and learning.

12/10/2022

Books and Buddies Elves! 💙📚🐼

11/14/2022

BOOKS AND BUDDIES - One more push as we are in need of stuffed animals. Please let Dr. Thornburg know if you need her to come pick up at [email protected]. Also, we have a QR code for a quick scan to donate so we can buy stuffed animals and supplies for packaging. And, as always, we will take any gently used/new books you need to get rid of.
Thank you to all who have donated money, books, and stuffed animals!!🧡

10/13/2022

We are SO excited to begin collecting books, buddies, and donations for our 5th annual Books and Buddies initiative!! Cato students, alumni, and friends if you can donate we will be so very grateful!! 📚🧸

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10/06/2022

Our students become excellent teachers! Happy World Teachers Day!🍎

A Future Teacher’s Journey – THE DANGLING MODIFIER

09/01/2022

Extremely proud of our very own, Emma Teneza, for publishing her essay in Penn State's undergraduate research journal. You can read the essay here:

A Future Teacher’s Journey – THE DANGLING MODIFIER A Future Teacher’s Journey Emma Teneza Hoping to share the joy of learning with others, my childhood love of learning influenced my decision to pursue a degree in elementary education. Growing up, I never went anywhere without a book in my hand because of a curiosity about anything and everything....