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Improve your leadership skills. The Department of Educational Leadership offers a planned program of study to obtain a Master's Degree in Educational Leadership. Choose from concentrations in Principalship, Superintendent, or Curriculum, Instruction: Professional Development. Additional coursework will qualify you for a license.
Contact Information
Grant Hambright
479 Allyn Hall
grant.hambright@wright.edu


Admission Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university.
  • Acceptable score on the Miller's Analogy Test or the Graduate Record Examination or undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or greater.
  • Admission to the School of Graduate Studies.
  • Please contact the Department of Educational Leadership for quarterly deadline dates: (937)775-3006

It's easy to apply. Formal admission to the program is required. You can download a Graduate Application or apply online. Visit the School of Graduate Studies webpage.


National and State Accredition/Approval
• National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE)
• North Central Association of Colleges and Schools
• Ohio State Board of Education
• Member of the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education

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CURRICULUM, INSTRUCTION, AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Administrative Specialist License

Semester-Based Program beginning fall 2012 semester

Candidates seeking an Administrative Specialist: Curriculum, Instruction and Professional Development (CIPD) license must have a current permanent certificate or professional license, a minimum of three years successful classroom teaching experience under a permanent certificate or professional license, and a master’s degree in Educational Leadership or an advised equivalent. Candidates with an expired professional license must complete the renewal requirements for their license prior to the granting of the CIPD license.

Upon successful completion of the CIPD licensure program of study and passing the Praxis II exam in Educational Leadership: Administration and Supervision (#0411), the holder of a current professional teaching license who meets the above criteria is eligible for a Curriculum, Instruction, and Professional Development (CIPD) license.

Course #
Course Title
Credit Hours
EDL 9910 District Level Licensure Program Seminar: Entry 1

EDL 9610

Curricular and Instructional Leadership

3
EDL 9620 Leadership for Individual and Collective Change 3
EDL 9630 Advanced Curriculum Analysis and Accountability 3
EDL 9930 School District Finance and Business Management 3
EDL 9950 District Level Licensure Program Seminar: Midpoint

1

EDL 9300 Practicum I: CIPD 3-12
EDL 9500 Practicum II: CIPD 3
EDL 9970 District Level Licensure Program Seminar: Exit 1


Total Semester Hours: 21-30

Note: CIPD is designed for individuals wishing to perform in a district-level leadership role.

Program information last modified Wednesday, 22nd August, 2012 @ 01:51pm