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Lone Star College System's new bachelor's degree in early childhood education will end in a teacher certification in elementary education. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)

Lone Star College to launch new bachelor’s degree in early childhood education, tackling statewide teacher shortage

By Julianna Washburn

The four-year degree will end in a teacher certification in elementary education.

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