School of Education: Serving Educators and Students Since 1924
Centennial History Project
This page is a digital archive of how the School of Education has impacted individuals for the past century, as well as how it has shaped the University of Redlands, the Inland Empire, the state of California, and beyond.
The University of Redlands launched the School of Education Centennial History Project to honor a century of commitment to transformative learning, equity, and innovation in education. This project reflects on the School's enduring mission to empower educators, advance research, and serve diverse communities. Knowing the stories of people is central to knowing history and deepening culture.This initiative not only celebrates the rich legacy of the past but also focuses on shaping the future of education through enhanced programs, strengthened partnerships, and a renewed dedication to fostering social justice and inclusion. By bridging its storied history with forward-looking goals, the Centennial Project seeks to inspire the next generation of learners, leaders, and change-makers.
Some photos on this page are courtesy of the California State Archives.
The beginning of the School of Education
Explore how the School of Education began in 1924.
The First Faculty
Learn about the visionary leaders who started the School of Education and their roles in the department.
Women of Color, 1924-1928
Meet the first women of color to graduate from the School of Education.
