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College of Education
Partnerships and School Improvement Initiatives
FIRST DISTRICT RESA
Georgia Southern University is a member of the First District Regional Educational Service Agency (RESA). The Dean of the College of Education meets monthly with Superintendents of the member school systems. Use this link to view FDRESA Board of Control.
GEORGIA CENTER FOR EDUCATIONAL RENEWAL
The Georgia Center for Educational Renewal (GCER) leads by example in its commitment to improve simultaneously the quality of education for citizens of our democracy and the quality of preparation of educators for our schools through collaboration and partnerships.
GRANTS AND SPONSORED RESEARCH
Current grants and sponsored research efforts support many school improvement initiatives.
INTERNATIONAL LEARNING COMMUNITY (ILC)
An international collaborative focused on continual educational renewal through its seeking and promotion of best practices.
iNET - INTERNATIONAL NETWORKING FOR EDUCATIONAL TRANSFORMATION
Georgia Southern University is a member of iNet, International Networking for Educational Transformation.
NNER - NATIONAL NETWORK FOR EDUCATIONAL RENEWAL
Georgia Southern University is a member of the National Network for Educational Renewal (NNER). In the College of Education, NNER activities are facilitated by the Georgia Center for Educational Renewal.
PRISM - PARTNERSHIP FOR REFORM IN SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS
The Partnership for Reform in Science and Mathematics (PRISM) project is a 5-year project funded by NSF, the National Science Foundation, to the Board of Regents and the University System of Georgia, including four universities (University of Georgia, Georgia State University, Armstrong Atlantic State University and Georgia Southern University), and selected school districts in each region.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT (PDD)
The Professional Development District includes Georgia Southern, Screven County's three public schools, the district’s alternative school, and the Savannah River Challenge Program (the state-run residential minimum security juvenile facility located in the county).