The School of Education, Supervision, and Instruction at Tougaloo College offers a variety of undergraduate and graduate degree and certificate programs leading to P-6 and 7-12 initial teacher licensure and certification in child development, elementary and secondary education, physical education, special education, and other degrees and certifications in different areas such as gifted education, health education, Pre-K-K, reading, and gifted education. In addition, the School of Education offers a Master of Arts degree in Child Development and Master of Arts in Teaching degrees in Elementary Education (grades 4-6) and Secondary Education (grades 7-12).
Mission
To prepare future educators with the content and pedagogical knowledge necessary to become reflective, effective, active, and decisive educators.
Vision
To foster a community of teaching and learning that promotes inquiry, leadership, and advocacy for P-12 children, families, and communities.
Contact Information
Feel free to call, email, or visit the School of Education.
Mailing Address:
Tougaloo College
School of Education, Supervision, and Instruction
500 West County Line Road
Tougaloo, MS 39174
601-977-7744
601-977-6165 (fax)
Campus Location: Holmes Hall
Faculty and Staff
Andrea Montgomery, Ph.D.
Dean, School of Education, Supervision, and Instruction
Associate Professor of Music Education
(601)977-7757
Vicki Davidson, Ph.D.
Chairperson, Department of Education
Recommending Officer for Educator Licensure
Petters and Hardin Scholar
Assistant Professor of Elementary Education
(601)977-7810
Kenya Winters
Administrative Assistant
kwinters@tougaloo.edu
Roshunda Harris-Allen, Ed.D.
Associate Professor of Child Development
(601)977-7890
Mary Grant Lee, Ed.D.
Associate Professor of Elementary Education
(601)977-7938
Alvin C. Carter, M.T.S./M.S.Ed.
Lecturer, Health, Recreation, and Physical Education
601-977-4454
Jerrika Mabry, Ed.D.
Associate Professor of Special Education
(601)977-7910
jlmabry@tougaloo.edu