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Master of Arts in Education

INSTRUCTIONAL LEADERSHIP, SCHOOL PRINCIPAL

Prepare for a rewarding career in Education Administration through our online MAE program.

Unlock your path to educational leadership with our Master of Arts in Education, Instructional Leadership, School Principal program. Dive into 30 hours of transformative coursework, securing eligibility for Level 1, KP1 principal certification. Whether aiming for Rank 2 or Rank 1, our program propels your career forward. Elevate your skills in Teaching, Public Speaking, Curriculum Development, Leadership, and Staff Management.

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Students in the Instructional Leadership, School Principal program learning in a classroom.

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$350/Credit Hour for In-State and Border-State* Licensed Educators!

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PROGRAM INFORMATION

AVG. SALARY

$90,299

TOP SKILLS

Teaching, Public Speaking, Curriculum Development, Leadership, Staff Management

TOP EMPLOYERS

Jefferson Co Public Schools, Fayette Co Public Schools, KY Dept of Education


Program Award

Master of Arts in Education

Program Coordinator

Dr. Stacy Leggett

What You'll Study

School Law and Policy: An overview of the American legal system as it applies to P-12 education, Kentucky schools, and education policy.

Creating a Culture of Achievement: This course focuses on identifying processes to create and foster a positive professional and student culture that supports a unifying purpose of learning and achievement.

Resource Management for Equitable Outcomes: This course focuses on the roles and responsibilities of school principals relative to managing people, processes, and data in service of a vision that ensures the safety and success of all students.


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 Last Modified 12/1/23