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It takes a special kind of person to raise his or her hand and say, “I’ll step up and lead.” School administrators take on additional responsibilities, stress, and even criticism. Good leaders take a servant-like approach to leadership, guiding by example and setting a standard of excellence. If you are feeling called to this kind of leadership in your school, Concordia can help you get there.
Concordia University Wisconsin’s School of Education has a reputation for helping public, private, charter, and other school systems meet the needs of their students in the most comprehensive way possible through our Uncommon and Academic Community Partnership Scholarships.
Students who desire licensure in another state must contact their state department of education for details about whether or not this coursework will meet state requirements. Students from outside of Wisconsin may earn their master’s degree without teacher licensing.
What to Expect
Our master's program in educational administration will teach you how to handle legal, financial, personnel, and academic matters while developing you holistically so that you can be at your personal best as a leader. And since our program is both designed and taught by those with real experience as school administrators, you get much more than a textbook education. You get living, breathing lessons taught through accelerated eight-week courses. Class sizes are small, so you will get individualized attention. Additionally, since we know educators have a crazy schedule, you can take our program through a variety of flexible modalities, including a completely online option.
As a graduate, you will emerge ready to effect positive change at your school. You will feel confident facilitating healthy discussions between teachers and administration. For Wisconsin-based students, the Graduate Educational Administration program is designed to help obtain three state certification options:
1. The Director of Instruction: Wisconsin License #5010
2. K-12 Principal: Wisconsin License #5051
3. School Business Administrator License #5008
Residents of other states should check with their DPI or DOE for transferability.
Licensure / Certifications
K-12 Principal License: WI #5051, Director of Instruction License: WI DPI #5010, School Business Administrator License: WI DPI #5008
