The Center for Educational Partnerships (CEP)

Center's Initiatives

Fordham Partnership Support Organization (PSO)

Long Island/Westchester Bilingual & ESL Teacher Leadership Academy (LI/W BETLA)

Mathematics/Literacy/ELL/STEM Coaching Programs

NYC RBE-RN - New York City Regional Bilingual ESL Resource Network

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Special Events 2013

Spring/Summer Professional Development Opportunities
See details for June 6th and register.

• June 6, 2013: Science and The Common Core
• June 6, 2013: Academic Success for ELLs with Special Needs

July Summer Literacy Institute
See details for July Summer Literacy PD.

Elementary Literacy and Common Core or Secondary Literacy and Common Core

• July 1, July 2 and July 3

July Summer Math Institute
See details for July Math PD.
Elementary Math and Common Core or Secondary Math and Common Core

• July 8, July 9 and July 10

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The Center for Educational Partnerships is a great step forward for the Graduate School of Education, which is and always has been a service school and a partner school. This is what Fordham is about, teaching teachers and helping them set hearts on fire in their students, so that a greater city and a greater nation can be built.

Joseph M. McShane, S.J.,
President of Fordham


The Center for Educational Partnerships at the Fordham Graduate School of Education is, first and foremost, a group of scholars and practitioners who are committed to applying cutting-edge research. The center is dedicated to applying that research in the service of K-12 teachers, administrators, students, and parents, as well as to education and government agencies, so as to enable all children to achieve and succeed academically.

Under the direction of Anita Vazquez Batisti, Ph.D., Associate Deanfor Partnerships, the center has grown rapidly, forging partnerships with the New York City schools and the New York State Department of Education. Indeed, the center has a myriad of major grant projects that total millions of dollars and a staff and principal investigators of over a dozen people. A particular focus of the center’s projects is urban education with the goal of bringingcritical resources and expertise to bear on services to those student populations most at-risk of academic failure.

Dr. Anita Vazquez Batisti
Associate Dean and Center's Director
Email: abatisti@fordham.edu
Phone: 212-636-7009