Superintendent's License
Program Code: ND8924
Next Cohort begins in Fall
Overview
The Superintendent Licensure Program includes a balanced approach of online and in-class instruction which is coupled with internships. The program, which can be completed in twelve months, focuses on the managerial, planning/leadership, and human relations responsibilities of district leaders. The program provides students with an opportunity to gain substantive knowledge about the operations of a school district.
Benefits
- The Superintendent License Program is Nationally Recognized by the Educational Leadership Constituent Council (ELCC), which is a premier accreditation organization for Educational Leadership Programs.
- The Superintendent Licensure Program is offered every other year (typically beginning in the fall of odd-numbered years - e.g., 2013, 2015) via a balanced approach of online and in-class instruction. The program, which can be completed in twelve months, focuses on the managerial, planning/leadership, and human relations roles of district leaders.
Superintendent Licensure Program Program of Study | Credits |
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EDLE 6810 Managing the School District | 4 |
EDLE 6820 Planning District-Wide Improvement | 4 |
EDLE 6830 Human Relations at the District Level | 4 |
EDLE 6915 Educational Administration Internship I (Superintendency) | 4 |
EDLE 6916 Educational Administration Internship II (Superintendency) | 2 |
Admission Requirements
- Online application (Program code: ND8924)
- Unofficial transcripts conferring a Master's degree in education or education-related field from an accredited university with an overall minimum GPA of 3.0 out of 4.0 scale (not required if Master's degree is from Ohio University)
- Active professional administrative license (or the ability to obtain one before the program begins)
- Resume
- Statement of purpose
For more information, contact:
Marci Shepard
Program Coordinator
Patton Hall 302
740.593.0150