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Dean Sarah Peyre announces a return to in-person instruction for Fall 2021 semester.

Additional information on operational changes related to COVID-19 is available here.

Commencement for the Class of 2021 will be on Saturday, May 22.
We look forward to celebrating with you as we honor our Warner graduates at an in-person commencement ceremony.
Visit our 2021 Warner commencement page for updates.

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Admissions Deadlines
February 15 • April 15 • June 15 • September 15 • December 15*
* All PhD applications are due by December 15.

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Warner has been at the forefront of online education, both in delivering online courses and in preparing educators to teach online and in digitally-rich classrooms.

Quality online instruction for our students
Spring 2021 courses remain online at Warner. Our faculty are prepared to leverage online technology for optimal learning experiences.
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Educators are being called upon to teach in entirely new ways. Learn to create engaging and educationally appropriate instruction in digital spaces.

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K-12 CURRICULUM

Crafting classroom lessons with an anti-racist lens

Together with community partners and local school districts, the Center for Urban Education Success at the Warner School is developing new instruction centered on equity for Monroe County schools to explore Rochester's history with race relations.

COMMENCEMENT

University announces plans for 2021 Commencement

President Sarah Mangelsdorf outlined plans for hybrid commencement exercises in May that will prioritize in-person participation for our current campus community of eligible graduates, faculty, and staff. The Warner School Diploma Ceremony will take place Saturday, May 22 on the University’s River Campus.

COMMUNITY

Embracing and celebrating equity and diversity in East High classrooms

For the past five years through the school’s partnership with the University, with Superintendent Shaun Nelms ’04W (MS), ’13W (EdD) at the helm, East High School has been delivering instruction that is culturally relevant, responsive, and sustaining.

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APR 21

Education Grad School Virtual Fair with Warner School Admissions

APR 21

Wednesday Lunch Talk: Connection Is Everything - Building an Inclusive Alumni Community (Karen Chance Mercurius)

APR 24

Quantitative Consulting Services Workshop: Interpreting Your Results