We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Suzanne McCotter as the new Dean of Bank Street Graduate School of Education. She will start in July 2025. Dr. McCotter brings extensive leadership […]
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From a Teacher Resident’s Perspective: Finding Fulfillment Through Bank Street’s Teacher Residency Program
After working in technology within the financial industry and raising a family, Cara-Lynn O’Brien was ready to pursue a fulfilling career. She is now a graduate of Bank Street’s Childhood […]
Personalized attention is a point of pride at Bank Street. Across our community, from faculty and staff to on-site mentors and our national network of alumni, you’ll find people who’ll […]
Faculty Post
A Student Talks to Our New Dean Amy Stuart Wells
Recently, Alexis Armistead, co-teacher at Compass Charter School in Brooklyn, Class of 2023 student in Bank Street’s Teaching Literacy Program, and new Student Associate Trustee on the College’s Board of […]
Graduate School Classes
How Do School Leaders Transition to District Leadership Positions?
Making the transition from a school setting into a district setting is something many educators want to do to advance their careers. A quality school district leader certificate program can […]
Progressive Education
Our Work for Social Justice and Equity Starts Here
As a Bank Street graduate student, you’re joining a community that is striving to increase equity in education. As part of that effort, the Office of Social Justice, Equity, and […]
It’s late spring, and, aside from finishing up the semester, many of us at Bank Street are also reviewing applications for next fall’s intake of new graduate students. As program […]
At Bank Street Graduate School of Education, our Student Services Advisor (SSA) team is here to guide all our students and offer support every step of the way. How do […]
When aspiring graduate student Molly Waterman sat down for her Bank Street admissions interview, she found herself face to face with her beloved kindergarten and first-grade teacher, Abigail Kerlin, who […]
Admissions
Seven Months In: A Reflection
For over two decades, I have overseen programming and admissions at many different institutions of higher education—large and small, private and public, rural, suburban, and urban —with programming that spanned […]