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Quality Teacher Education

At Appalachian, an institution that was founded in 1899 for the preparation of teachers, we believe quality teacher education programs can be recognized through several characteristics.

Learn more about how teacher education at Appalachian State University reflects these quality indicators.

Off-Campus Education

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Appalachian delivers courses online and to over 50 off-campus undergraduate and graduate cohorts at various locations in western North Carolina.


	Appalachian’s College of Education building receives LEED® Silver certification The building that houses Appalachian State University's Reich College of Education has received LEED® Silver certification established by the U.S. Green Building Council and verified by the Green Building Certification Institute (GBCI). LEED is the nation's preeminent program for the design,... [more]
	Honorary doctorates awarded to Beasley, Bodenheimer and Carle Three individuals with close ties to Appalachian State University received a Doctor of Humane Letters, Honoris Causa during May commencement. They are George G. Beasley of Naples, Fla., F.P. Bodie Bodenheimer of Greensboro and Eric Carle of Blowing Rock and Tavernier, Fla. [more]
	Watauga County Teachers of the Year all RCOE graduates From left, Tiffany Reece, Jenny McCourry, Donna Greene, Jamie Dale, Meghan Mixon, Susan Trew, Klay Anderson, Gina Holste, and Lindsey Wilson. Photo by Watauga County Schools. All nine Watauga County Teachers of the Year for 2013-14 are graduates of the Reich College of Education, the second... [more]
	Mountaineer Summer Reading Program The Mountaineer Summer Reading Program is a collaborative effort between Appalachian Athletics and the Reich College of Education. Since its beginning in 2007, the program has continued to grow stronger each year, supporting and encouraging literacy among students in first through eighth grades in... [more]