Teaching Reading Master's Program with Credential, MA
The Master of Arts in Teaching Reading/Reading and Literacy Added Authorization (RLAA) program prepares K-12 educators as reading professionals who provide expert literacy instruction in their own classrooms, work as reading tutors and literacy support providers, serve as school literacy coaches, and contribute to the larger debate on literacy policy as engaged scholars.
Accepting for Spring 2025
Become a Teacher Resident
Teach alongside an experienced mentor teacher for a year in the Jefferson Elementary School District (JESD) while completing coursework toward your California Teaching Credential. You'll receive financial support to help cover the cost of tuition and hiring priority in JESD.
Literacy is a human rights issue. And that fits into what the School of Education is trying to do. Every human being is entitled to develop literacy in order to participate in his or her world. When some communities are marginalized around literacy, that’s a major social justice problem.”
Helen Maniates Associate Professor and Program Coordinator
School of Education
San Francisco, CA 94117
Monday–Friday
8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.