Education Leadership Principal/Superintendent MS
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MS Education Leadership Principal/Superintendent Degree
Prepares educators for top-tier administrative licenses, empowering them to manage entire school buildings or run full school districts.
The Master of Science in Education Leadership program at Thomas is designed to help advance your professional career—on a timeline that works for you. This 100% online program offers a mix of synchronous and asynchronous courses designed to enhance your research, analytical, interpretive, and leadership skills. The program is designed for certified teachers with career experience in public or private pre-kindergarten through Grade 12 settings. This program aligned with the State of Maine requirements for the Principal / Superintendent certificate.
Graduate Admissions
Office: AD-101 Suite
Phone: 207-859-1255
Email: [email protected]
Where do Alumni Work?
- Jobs for Maine Graduates
- Messalonskee High School
- Augusta School Department
- RSU 18
- RSU 9
At a Glance:
- 39 credit hours
- Career-focused curriculum
- Leadership development
- 100% Online
Major Courses:
| Course Name | Term |
|---|---|
| Seminar in American Schools | Fall 1 |
| Educational Assessment | Fall 1 |
| Leadership and Development in Curriculum and Instruction | Fall II |
| Diverse Learners, Families, and Communitiesy | Fall II |
| Educational Leadership and Ethical Decision Making | Spring I |
| Teacher as Researcher | Spring I |
| Special Education Law | Spring II |
| Capstone in Education | Spring II |
| Organizational Theory, Planning, and Change | Summer I |
| School Law for Administrators | Summer I |
| Financial and Budget Management of Schools | Summer II |
| Supervision and Evaluation of Personnel | Summer II |
| Graduate Education 15-Week Internship | Fall 1 |
Professors:
- Video Transcript: Education at Thomas College
“This program has opened my mind to a deeper and broader way of thinking. They have helped with solidifying what I am doing right as well as what I need to change and make better.”