The Education Academy

Inspiring Creativity, Fostering Discovery, Building Community

Overview

The Education Academy offers a blend of curricular, co-curricular, and extracurricular opportunities, including:

  • Education courses

  • Psychology courses

  • Unified courses

  • Educators Rising Honor Society

  • Unified theater & sports

  • Buddies program

Why Enroll in the Education Academy?

  • In life, everyone is a teacher. Whether a traditional educator, a trainer in a business or industry, a parent, a sports coach, a presenter, a social worker, or a counselor, the skills learned through these courses will serve you in your chosen field.

Courses

Education I

Education II (concurrent enrollment eligible)

Psychology

AP Psychology (concurrent enrollment eligible)

Unified Music, Unified Dance, Unified Physical Education

Practicum/Internship

Honor Society

Concurrent Enrollment Opportunities

AP Psychology (Psy 101, Introduction to Psychology. 4 credits) - TCNJ

Rider University partnership coming soon!

Please email Kristina Sterbenc for more information on Concurrent Enrollment.

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Interested in Enrolling?

  • Any student is eligible to apply for the Education Academy by completing the Academy Application (link below).

  • In order to successfully graduate from the Education Academy, students must complete two education courses, 5 credits of a unified course(s), psychology or AP psychology, and their practicum/internship.

  • NOTE: Students wishing to withdraw must submit a Withdrawal Form before being officially withdrawn from the Education Academy.

DVRHS Academy Application Form

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INSTRUCTORS

Mr. Matt Hagy

Mr. Hagy brings his passion for life and teaching to this new Academy. He says, "Introduction to Education is an engaging and thought-provoking course designed for students interested in exploring the world of teaching and learning. This class introduces the foundations of education, including the history, philosophy, and purpose of schooling in today’s society. Students will examine the roles and responsibilities of teachers, the importance of classroom management, diversity in education, school law, and current issues shaping the field. Through interactive projects, discussions, and hands-on experiences, students will develop essential communication, leadership, and critical thinking skills. Whether pursuing a future in education or simply learning what it means to make a difference, this course provides a meaningful first step into the teaching profession."