Houston Community College, established in 1971, has six campuses in Houston, each of which offers the associate of arts in teaching degree. The program includes options for teaching at all grade levels, and all curricula require such general education courses as English literature, college algebra and American history I and II. The college has articulation agreements with several local public colleges and universities that allow students to easily transfer into four-year baccalaureate programs. Texas A&M University and the University of Houston are a few of the institutions where Houston Community College teaching graduates can continue their pursuit of teacher certification and education studies.
Houston Community College
3100 Main St.
Houston, TX 77002
713-718-2000
hccs.edu
San Jacinto College is a public two-year community and technical college with two main campuses in Houston, as well as a location in the Houston suburb of Pasadena. Founded in 1961, today San Jacinto's catalog features two tracks for students interested in pursuing studies in education. While San Jacinto's associate of arts in teaching prepares graduates for transfer to a baccalaureate program in education, the college also offers related certificate and associate degree programs of study in child development and early childhood studies.
San Jacinto College-North
5800 Uvalde
Houston, TX 77049
281-458-4050
sjcd.edu
Lone Star College offers education studies at several of its campuses, including the North Harris branch in Houston. The two-year associate of arts in teaching degree prepares graduates for state certification upon completion of four-year studies at a college or university. Students matriculated into Lone Star's teaching degree program choose between focuses in early childhood up to sixth grade, or fourth grade to sixth grade. Both program curricula include such courses as child growth & development and introduction to special populations.
Lone Star College
20515 State Highway 249
Houston, TX 77070
281-290-2600
lonestar.edu