June 11, 2025 - 22:59

In a significant move to enhance educational opportunities, the State Board of Education has approved Lake-Sumter State College to introduce a Bachelor of Science in Exceptional Student Education (ESE). This decision was made during the board's meeting on June 4th and marks an important step towards addressing the growing demand for certified ESE teachers in Lake and Sumter Counties.
The new program, set to launch in Fall 2026, aims to equip future educators with the necessary skills and knowledge to support students with exceptional needs. With the increasing emphasis on inclusive education, the initiative is expected to play a crucial role in developing a qualified workforce capable of meeting diverse educational requirements.
The approval of this program reflects the commitment of the State Board to enhance educational resources and improve teacher certification in regions experiencing high demand. As the need for specialized educators continues to rise, this new degree program is poised to make a positive impact on local schools and communities.
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