Program Overview

Program Overview

Binghamton University offers the nation's only advanced online certification program to help individuals become a community schools coordinator. This program enables participants to gain new and critical skills while learning from experienced faculty in a nationally ranked university. The program has been developed and launched in partnership with the National Center for Community Schools at Children's Aid, the nation's leading training center for community schools. Participants will be able to apply what they've learned in their school or organization.

Degrees Offered

• Certificate in Community Schools (online)

Admission Requirements

• Graduate Admission requirements

Funding/Scholarships

There are many funding and scholarship opportunities at Binghamton. Prospective students are encouraged to review available program-specific scholarships and awards.

Program Details

The online certification program is designed for school professionals from across disciplines, community-based service providers, and anyone who has a passion for education and equity for children, families, and communities.

Faculty

Associate Professor

Elizabeth M. Anderson, CCPA Department of Teaching, Learning and Educational Leadership.