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Two Partnership Schools.
Fourteen Research Centers.
Two Departments.

We develop future generations of scholars, teachers, information professionals, and institutional leaders. Our work is guided by the principles of individual responsibility and social justice, an ethic of caring and commitment to the communities we serve.

THE STUDENTS WE SHARE: Binational Education Between the US and Mexico

In the cover story of our new magazine, UCLA Ed&IS, a look at the work of Professor of Education Patricia Gándara and her colleagues across the UC system and at universities in Mexico to better understand the needs of these students and how the educational systems might work to help them better succeed.

LEARNING TOGETHER: Practitioners and Scholars in Partnership

June 19-20

A two-day institute at UCLA that brings together world renowned educational scholars to discuss the ways in which scholars and practitioners together can work in partnership to promote greater understanding of educational policy and practice in light of the changes taking place in education at the federal level and in an effort to promote social good.

UCLA Lab School Celebrates 135th Anniversary

The UCLA Lab School traces its origins to the fall of 1882, when the California State Normal School opened its doors on the site of today’s Central Library in downtown Los Angeles. The Normal School, devoted to teacher education, included the children’s school that eventually became University Elementary School. In 1919, the University of California regents approved the establishment of the “Southern Branch of the University of California,” a two-year college located at the Normal School. The college expanded and officially became UCLA in 1927.

UCLA Partners with South Los Angeles School

UCLA partners with Horace Mann Middle School to enrich student learning.

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UCLA TEP graduates the first-ever Ethnic Studies teacher cohort in the nation

The first Ethnic Studies cohort of teachers in the nation performed a collaborative work of spoken word to celebrate their new degrees, their respective heritages, and their teaching profession.

July 28, 2017

In Response to the Violence in Charlottesville

We write in solidarity with people of good will in Charlottesville, Virginia and everywhere as hate, racism, and xenophobia again rears its ugly head. We emphatically assert that hate in all its iterations stands in binary opposition to the ideals and values that animate our work at GSE&IS. We deplore the calculated and organized use of terror fomenting divisions and hatred. Further, we unequivocally assert that hate and terror are life-thwarting and an anathema to the pursuit of human flourishing inherent in all teaching and learning. Read Full Message

August 15, 2017

Partnership Schools

New Year, New School: Mann UCLA Community School Begins

First full academic year sees increased enrollment, full staff, and more parent and community engagement. Preparing students for success in collage and careers is part of the mission of the Mann UCLA Community School, which aims to duplicate the success of the inaugural UCLA Community School in the Koreatown-Pico-Union neighborhood. In 2016, 99% of the graduating senior class from UCLA Community School was headed to colleges and universities.

August 17, 2017

Information Studies lecturer Ulia Gosart: Celebrating Indigenous Peoples

A commentary in The Los Angeles Times on “Celebrating indigenous peoples and how they gained a voice on the world stage." In it, she describes the history of attempts by indigenous leaders to participate in the United Nations and their work in defending the rights of indigenous peoples.

August 17, 2017

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Robert T. Teranishi: UCLA's IGE Recommends Steps to Improve Data on Racial and Ethnic Diversity… https://t.co/7V6Jz3VffR June 14, 2017
2017 Learning Together: Practitioners and Scholars in Partnership June 19 - June 20 More Info: https://t.co/yodOm6slmr June 14, 2017
RT @uclacenterx: @LASchools June 19 & 20 Come see @PedroANoguera @TyroneCHoward & others discussing equity and diversity Register: https:… June 14, 2017

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UCLA’s Graduate School of Education & Information Studies is reframing conversations on education and information studies from theory to practice.

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Together, our world-class departments, demonstration schools, and research centers make up an institution known for its extraordinary diversity, collaborative spirit, and dedication to solving the most pressing issues in education and information studies.

— Wasserman Dean, Marcelo Suárez-Orozco

Pioneering What’s Next

Two Partnership Schools.
Fourteen Research Centers.
Two Departments.

Faculty Research

THE STUDENTS WE SHARE: Binational Education Between the US and Mexico

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LEARNING TOGETHER: Practitioners and Scholars in Partnership

Partnership Schools

UCLA Lab School Celebrates 135th Anniversary

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UCLA Partners with South Los Angeles School

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Recent News

UCLA TEP graduates the first-ever Ethnic Studies teacher cohort in the nation

In Response to the Violence in Charlottesville

Partnership Schools

New Year, New School: Mann UCLA Community School Begins

Information Studies lecturer Ulia Gosart: Celebrating Indigenous Peoples

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@uclagseis

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Events >

UCLA’s Graduate School of Education & Information Studies is reframing conversations on education and information studies from theory to practice.

Two Partnership Schools. Fourteen Research Centers. Two Departments.

Faculty Research

School Event

Partnership Schools

UCLA in the Community

Partnership Schools

ConnectTwitter

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UCLA’s Graduate School of Education & Information Studies is reframing conversations on education and information studies from theory to practice.

Two Partnership Schools.
Fourteen Research Centers.
Two Departments.