Whether you see yourself supporting children’s mental health, providing crisis response, implementing interventions, or creating policies, DU’s NASP-accredited School Psychology Education Specialist (EdS) program sets you up for success. Additionally, all of our graduates become NASP PREPaRE Certified, which means you're trained in a comprehensive school crisis curriculum, which is an in-demand training credential to already have at the start of your school psychology career. <br>With a 100% employment rate, our graduates work in various settings, all dedicated to bettering the lives of children and families. You can prioritize addressing systemic factors alongside individual needs, striving for equity in schools and communities. With strong ties to local districts, you'll gain real-world experience and make a meaningful impact. Our EdS program offers you practical experience, research opportunities and well-rounded coursework. You will learn the skills needed to work with children of all developmental abilities (aged birth to 21 years), as well as their families, in school or community settings.

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