The Franklin College Teacher Education Program focuses on preparing teaching professionals who have the knowledge and the hands-on experience to meet the demands of innovation and change.

We combine the rich and rigorous liberal arts curriculum with the content and pedagogical knowledge teaching professionals need to have a positive impact on the K-12 learner.

The practical experience of working with students and experienced teachers in accredited school classrooms
The opportunity to be part of a community of learners who advance through the education program together
Superintendents and principals actively seek out Franklin College education graduates for teaching positions.

Faculty members know the education majors well through serving as their academic advisors and their course instructors.
Faculty maintains strong relationships with program graduates, providing a connection that helps both current candidates and alumni in the Franklin College family.

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While the experience within the various schools is extremely beneficial, the time within the classroom at Franklin College is also crucial. This is where one learns how to become a competent, caring decision maker as well as an effective teacher. The professors in the education program strive for excellence and desire to see everyone succeed. They put their students before themselves and spend countless hours preparing information and other materials that will assist with teaching strategies to help us become the best teachers we possibly can. - Kristin Davis '15
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I couldn’t be more blessed to have attended Franklin College. I am where I am today because of all of the wonderful professors at FC. - Sarah White, Kindergarten Teacher '15

Associate professor of physical education

Phone: 317.738.8202

Email: keiler@FranklinCollege.edu

Assistant professor of education

Phone: 317.738.8764

Email: shall@FranklinCollege.edu

Education Majors complete 600 hours of field experiences/internships in education prior to student teaching.