CEHD News

George Mason graduates share insight, inspiration, and the impact of serving students and communities. Read more...

Learning doesn’t stop when you finish school. Whenever you start a new job or a new program, you learn new rules, new strategies, and new systems. And just like classroom education, there’s science behind how that learning can be best supported. Read more...

Our college has been selected as a 2026 grantee of the Micron STEM Opportunity Fund through the Community Foundation for Northern Virginia. With this funding, we will host a summer program to engage students and families in project-based STEM learning to spark interest in future STEM careers. Read more...

This spring, 36 Loudoun County 9th graders are embarking on their first college course. The students are enrolled in ITP 150: Python Programming through Northern Virginia Community College. Read more...

The George Mason alumnus and Fairfax City Public Schools superintendent reflects on leadership, service, and the responsibility of guiding a school system that his own family calls home. Read more...

The book leverages strengths-based perspectives and problem-solving approaches to support young children’s engagement in classroom communities. Read more...

Milestone event raises more than $50,000 to support scholarships and expand opportunities for Mason LIFE and Special Education students. Read more...

Encouraging student success through ACCESS Academy’s peer tutoring.
ACCESS Academy’s built-in peer tutoring model ensures students are supported as they take on advanced, college-level coursework. Through his role supporting the Dual Enrollment Python course, Moaz Shaikh helps bring that model to life, working alongside ninth-grade students as they build programming and problem-solving skills. Read more...

The prestigious award was presented by the Virginia Athletic Trainers’ Association in recognition of faculty research initiatives supporting underserved populations across the lifespan. Read more...

In education, George Mason remains 4th in Virginia, rising to 84th nationally and 70th among public universities. Read more...