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Skip to main content Search terms Search Reich College of Education Toggle navigation About Academics Students Faculty & Staff Alumni & Giving Community Engagement News Contact Coronavirus Update Appalachian State University is extending Spring Break until 8am on March 23. On March 23, App State will transition from in-person instruction to alternative course delivery methods. The university remains open. For university-wide information, see App State Coronavirus Information. We are actively practicing social distancing, which means we remain open for business but limiting the number of students, faculty, and staff on campus. If you need to contact the RCOE Office of the Dean, please do so between the hours of 8:00 am and 5:00 pm via email ( rcoemarketing@appstate.edu ) or phone (828-262-2232). Welcome to Appalachian State University’s Reich College of Education! Appalachian provides education students with a unique perspective – the physical location and community as well as the belief that education is something to be valued and nurtured. Preparing quality educators is a cornerstone of Appalachian’s past, present and future. When it comes to teacher education, the state and region look FIRST to Appalachian for innovative instruction, faculty excellence and student success. From Watauga Academy, founded in 1899, to Appalachian State Teachers College, established in 1929, and to the College of Education, established in 1968, Appalachian State University has a long history of preparing quality educators. The Reich College of Education, named for benefactor Lois Reich in 1987, continues this legacy today. The Reich College of Education is comprised of five departments as well as Appalachian's first doctoral program. The college enrolls approximately 2,400 students in its bachelor's, master's, education specialist and doctoral degree programs. Appalachian offers one of the largest undergraduate teacher preparation programs in North Carolina, graduating approximately 500 teachers a year . With so many teacher education graduates working in the state, there is at least one RCOE graduate teaching in every county in North Carolina . Reich College of Education: First for Teaching Latest News Grant funds App State research of social class and classism in higher education Mar 16, 2020 Dr. Sonja Ardoin, assistant professor of student affairs administration in the Department of Human Development and Psychological Counseling, hous... App State alumnus applies critical thinking skills behind the lens Mar 12, 2020 An appreciation for critical thinking and research skills, both fostered during his time as a psychology major at Appalachian State University, help H... Groovin’ for a cause: App State’s annual Dance Marathon raises nearly $50K Mar 12, 2020 The beat went on — and on — at Appalachian State University on Saturday as over 300 students cut loose for 15 hours at the university’s annual D... Read more Subscribe Events Schedule a Visit The James Center for Student Success & Advising coordinates many college events as well as campus visits and tours. Explore Programs Explore our undergraduate and graduate majors, specialist degree programs and doctoral program. Be a Teacher Appalachian students who are interested in becoming educators are required to apply to Teacher Education. News Groups Join the RCOE News Group Join the RCOE AppSync Community AppSync Instructions: Log in with your App State username and password Navigate to the Reich College of Education Portal Select "Join Now" Tk20 Assessment Tool For students and faculty Log into TK20 Help Videos and FAQs for Students Questions? Email tk20help@appstate.edu . Academic Departments Curriculum & Instruction Family & Child Studies Human Development & Psychological Counseling Leadership & Educational Studies Reading Education & Special Education Doctoral Program in Educational Leadership The Academy at Middle Fork Honors and Degrees Awarded Appalachian State University's Office of the Registrar publishes lists of undergraduate students who are recognized for Chancellor's or Dean's honors each semester as well as Degrees Awarded. View the lists online . Accreditation At Appalachian, an institution that was founded in 1899 for the preparation of teachers, we believe in quality teacher education programs. The Reich College of Education is accreditated by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE). All licensure programs are approved by the NC Department of Public Instruction. Contact Reich College of Education 151 College Street Appalachian State University Boone, NC 28608 Phone: 828-262-2232 Email us Links Home Disclaimer EO Policy Privacy Policy Contact Login Networking Twitter Facebook Youtube Instagram Copyright 2020 Appalachian State University. All rights reserved....