This May, Jovilisi Fotofili earned his Master of Science in Education—a milestone rooted in the values and strength he says his parents instilled in him. His story began in Raiwaqa, where their influence continues to shape his journey. https://bit.ly/49ArYvW

Civic Quest, created with Co-Created, is a play-based family-history experience for kids ages 7–12 featuring hands-on missions. The National Constitution Center and Johns Hopkins IEP are running a 9-month study to measure its impact on students and parents. https://bit.ly/4deWX2N

Built for busy professionals, this part-time, fully online program lets you complete 34.5 graduate credits in as few as 2 years—or at your own pace over up to 5 years. Join us to learn more: 10 a.m. ET: https://bit.ly/4dINpxk 7 p.m. ET: https://bit.ly/4fUZC3m

Relive all the special moments from last week’s events by visiting our Graduation Page for photos and videos. From proud smiles to unforgettable celebrations, it’s all waiting for you in one place. Photos available for download until July 1. https://bit.ly/42YjJpI

Design the future of learning! Join LDT faculty live on June 9 at 7 PM ET to explore the online MEd in Learning Design & Technology. Hear about curriculum, signature projects, career paths & flexible formats for working pros. 🔗 https://bit.ly/4tYNdz8

The Johns Hopkins MEHP program empowers passionate health professionals to become leading clinical educators. Through evidence-based, culturally sensitive practices, graduates are prepared to improve patient care and transform health education. https://bit.ly/4hWzP9e

#jhusoe Prof. Hunter Gehlbach calls for Planetary Health in education: systems thinking, fighting misinformation, supporting eco‑anxiety, and sparking behavior change so students can face unequal climate tradeoffs. https://bit.ly/48dohvx

Our hearts are full of pride for the Class of 2026! You’ve achieved so much, and we’re eager to see how you’ll shape the world.

The moment you have all been waiting for -- Recognition of the Graduates! Tune in and celebrate with us from anywhere: https://video.ibm.com/channel/NKX6c7aXJLe Join the cheers and share your congrats in the comments!

Sterling H. Lambert: Education isn’t neutral — it’s relational, moral, deeply human. Pair evidence with empathy: let data guide action and compassion fuel purpose. Hold both and you won’t just navigate change—you’ll help shape it. #Classof2026

Meet Sterling Lambert, our graduate student speaker: a nature-informed therapist and meditation instructor studying spirituality and movement. #ClassOf2026, give it up for Sterling!

SUNY Chancellor John B. King Jr. challenges grads to view their work as educators as shaping the society they want — nurturing not just a future workforce, but future citizens. #ClassOf2026

Tonight’s speaker, Chancellor King, lifelong public education champion and former U.S. Secretary of Education, leads SUNY—the nation’s largest public system. He’s expanded access and driven enrollment gains, especially for low‑income, veteran, first‑gen, and underserved students.

It's time to recognize six phenomenal alumni with special awards from the Johns Hopkins Alumni Association. Join us in celebrating their achievements!

Alejandro welcomes newly minted grads into an elite, global society of scholars and friends. As #jhusoe grads, you’ll con.nect with Hopkins alumni across disciplines who care about education, wellness, safety, leadership, and community.

Honored to welcome Alejandro Diasgranados, EdD, MSEd ’18, representing the Johns Hopkins Alumni Association! The 2021 National University Teacher of the Year, Alejandro teaches grades 2–3 in DC and champions social‑emotional supports, collaboration, and motivation.

"Education now has a new home. A place to practice fearless thinking, take courageous action, and build lifelong connections. We hope you come back often." — Dean Christopher Morphew

Tonight we celebrate our graduates in this powerful moment marking the completion of years of dedication. Vice Dean Jaime Lester reminds the Class of 2026: this is the beginning of your new era for impact. Congratulations to all!

Cameron St. Germain, EdD ’25, returns as our National Anthem performer.

Bright skies on Homewood Field as we prepare for the 2026 Johns Hopkins School of Education commencement. Best of luck today, graduates!

The day we've all been waiting for -- graduation! Tune in today using the link below at 7 p.m. EDT for our 2026 Graduation Ceremony. And a huge congratulations to all graduates! https://video.ibm.com/channel/NKX6c7aXJLe

Cameron St. Germain, EdD ’25, our National Anthem performer, is an educator and instructional leader committed to advancing equitable outcomes for all students.

Tonight we honor our newest doctoral grads as they receive their hoods — a milestone after years of research, risk-taking, and discovery. Congratulations to the Class of 2026! Join us live: https://bit.ly/4fpLhLY

Congratulations to all this year’s Society of Excellence Awards honorees! #Classof2026

Celebrating the 2026 Society of Excellence honorees! Congrats to everyone recognized this year across the Johns Hopkins Alumni Association Awards, School of Education Awards, and Excellence Awards. Your achievements inspire us all! Full list of awardees: https://bit.ly/42YjJpI

Jaime Lester, Vice Dean for Academic Affairs, leads our Society of Excellence Awards, honoring students and alumni who embody Johns Hopkins' sustained commitment to research and practice. Congratulations to all who inspire us with dedication, collaboration, and impact!

Our first graduation event starts now! Join us for the Society of Excellence Awards Ceremony. Each year, we recognize outstanding teaching and student achievement based on exceptional contributions to the profession. (2/3) Check out this year's awardees: https://bit.ly/42YjJpI

Our first graduation event starts now! Join us for the Society of Excellence Awards Ceremony. Each year, we recognize outstanding teaching and student achievement based on exceptional contributions to the profession. (2/3) Check out this year's awardees: https://bit.ly/42YjJpI

Our first graduation event starts now! Join us for the Society of Excellence Awards Ceremony. Each year, we recognize outstanding teaching and student achievement based on exceptional contributions to the profession. (1/3) Check out this year's awardees: https://bit.ly/42YjJpI

Graduation festivities begin today! We’re celebrating academic achievement at the Society of Excellence Awards, where outstanding students and alumni are honored. Congratulations to all the graduates!

Teachers: level up without leaving the classroom. Join us Tue, May 19 at 7 PM ET to learn about the fully online MS in Educational Studies (partnered with Teach For America & TNTP). Hear from students/alumni, get program, finance & application details. 🔗 https://bit.ly/4tZJpxN

Shari Kramer, school vision advocate with the Vision for Baltimore program, helps Baltimore City Public School students get the eyeglasses they need. https://hub.jhu.edu/2026/05/01/shari-kramer-profile/

Stay informed and inspired! Sign up for our Education Matters newsletter to receive the latest insights, research updates, and resources tailored for educators and learners alike. Don’t miss out—join our community today! #jhusoe https://education.jhu.edu/about/news-events/education-matters-archive/

Ready to shape the future of medical education? Join the #jhusoe Master of Education in the Health Professions. Learn from forward-thinking faculty, connect learners with the latest advances, and lead change in healthcare. https://bit.ly/4hWzP9e

Considering special education? Join our virtual Faculty Q&A May 14 at 5 PM ET to meet faculty behind the Mild-to-Moderate M.A. and SET-IT pathway. Hear about coursework, internships, licensure prep, career paths, and get your questions answered live. 🔗 https://bit.ly/42l16Mi

Interested in ABA? Join our virtual info session Wed, May 13, at 5 p.m. ET to learn about our Post‑Master’s Certificate in ABA and MS in Special Education. Get program details, hands‑on training, career paths, admissions tips, and aid info. 🔗 https://bit.ly/4sRkKuh

Interested in ABA? Join our virtual info session Wed, May 13, at 5 p.m. ET to learn about our Post‑Master’s Certificate in ABA and MS in Special Education. Get program details, hands‑on training, career paths, admissions tips, and aid info. 🔗 https://bit.ly/4sRkKuh

When your child’s school is run by the same teacher who shaped your childhood—full-circle moments deserve applause. Happy Teacher Appreciation Week to the educators who keep inspiring across generations

Shari Kramer, school vision advocate with the Vision for Baltimore program, helps Baltimore City Public School students get the eyeglasses they need. https://hub.jhu.edu/2026/05/01/shari-kramer-profile/

“'Better homework in math might be knowing the fact that kids don’t have to be practicing for hours, 10 to 20 examples,' when they could establish mastery in less time," says #jhusoe Professor Joyce Epstein. https://bit.ly/3PqVcq8

#jhusoe's Ashley Berner advocates expanding school options for low-income families as a matter of justice and progressive principles, but notes existing political obstacles and expresses concern that federal tax credits could intensify polarization. https://bit.ly/4uwSwGn

Teachers: level up without leaving the classroom. Join us Tue, May 19 at 7 PM ET to learn about the fully online MS in Educational Studies (partnered with Teach For America & TNTP). Hear from students/alumni, get program, finance & application details. 🔗 https://bit.ly/4tZJpxN

This week, our own Ashley Berner took the stage at Leinster House to present “Freedom of Education — The Irish Case” to Senators and Deputies. Big thanks to Senator Ronan Mullen and OIDEL for the invitation and lively dialogue. A proud moment for our university!

Teaching happens everywhere—not just in classrooms but in everyday moments of guidance and care. Dean Morphew recalls his parents teaching in his hometown, shaping lives and community. This Teacher Appreciation Week, we honor the lasting impact of educators at home and in schools.

From the UNESCO Right to Education report: Ashley Berner says public–private mixes in education are longstanding, but non‑state actors must adhere to human‑rights standards—fairness, accessibility, quality, transparency—and must not undermine the right to education. https://bit.ly/4tioHc3

Proud to announce that #jhusoe Counseling student Kavya Dave received the Mentorship Advocate Award at the 2026 Mentorship Summit during Alumni Weekend. Her leadership and dedication were celebrated through Hopkins Connect.

Dinorah Olmos credits Dr. Yolanda Abel for inspiring her through empathy, passion, and enthusiasm. More than a professor, Dr. Abel served as a mentor who supported Dinorah throughout her years. This Teacher Appreciation Week, we honor mentors who guide and uplift students.

Design the future of learning! Join LDT faculty live on June 9 at 7 PM ET to explore the online MEd in Learning Design & Technology. Hear about curriculum, signature projects, career paths & flexible formats for working pros. 🔗 https://bit.ly/4tYNdz8

#jhusoe Counseling Prog. Dir. Nathaniel Brown thanks his seventh-grade tutor for building trust and prioritizing connection before instruction. This Teacher Appreciation Week, we honor the educators who meet students where they are and walk alongside them every step of the way.

Considering special education? Join our virtual Faculty Q&A May 14 at 5 PM ET to meet faculty behind the Mild-to-Moderate M.A. and SET-IT pathway. Hear about coursework, internships, licensure prep, career paths, and get your questions answered live. 🔗 https://bit.ly/42l16Mi