Center for Whole-Child Education | Arizona State University Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College
Education Administration ProgramsNew York, United States11-50 Employees
The Center for Whole-Child Education at Arizona State University’s Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College focuses on creating equitable learning environments by integrating practical educator experiences with scientific research and student perspectives. Its work centers on affirming students’ strengths, addressing their needs, and developing their abilities to support holistic development within schools. The center serves educators, school and district leaders, and related education stakeholders seeking to embed a whole-child approach into education systems. Based in New York, it operates within the broader field of education administration programs, reflecting its role in guiding policy and practice toward equitable schooling outcomes. The organization emerged from Turnaround for Children and lists a presence in the education sector with a focus on transforming school culture and student well-being through evidence-informed strategies. A notable recent development includes the release of science- and equity-driven tools to support whole-child school redesign aimed at addressing both academic and social-emotional growth.
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