Jut FYI, education majors are required to do practicums and student teaching their senior year–which is quite time consuming. Student teaching requires the student to be at their teaching site for the entire school day which generally precludes them from taking other classes at the same time. (Night classes really aren['t feasible since the student teacher will be writing lesson plans and developing their teaching materials after the school day is over.)
Instead of doing a ED major, maybe consider doing TFA post college graduation if OP’s child wants to teach. TFA requires 2 year minimum commitment and the TFA student will teaching full time while concurrently earning a MAT to meet state teaching certification requirements. It’s a challenging and rigorous program, and one that med school adcomms look at quite favorably.