Plymouth State’s master’s programs in educational leadership are designed to prepare educators for a variety of leadership and administrative opportunities in public and private school settings. Our dynamic faculty come from diverse backgrounds in educational leadership, including positions as principals, superintendents, and department chairs. With programs accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) and the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC), you’ll acquire the knowledge and skills you need to take your career to the next level.
The curriculum for Master of Education in Educational Leadership consists of core education courses and a capstone experience. Focus your coursework in:
Looking to advance your education beyond a master’s? Earn your Certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies (CAGS) in Educational Leadership. The CAGS can be focused to obtain certification in the following areas:
- Curriculum Administrator, K-12
- Reading and Writing Specialist, K-12
- School Principal, K-12
- School Psychologist, K-12
- Special Education Administration, K-12
- Superintendent of Schools, K-12
Completing your degree with Plymouth State is more convenient than ever with courses on- and off-campus throughout the state, including Plymouth, Concord, Keene, Lebanon, and Waterville Valley. Evening and weekend class times, as well as week-long institutes, and online classes allow you to take courses while maintaining your job and home life.
With rolling admission, you may start your program during any term and can take up to 12 master’s level or three CAGS credits before being admitted to Plymouth State. Financial aid is available to qualified students.
Getting started is easy!
Apply today or request more info.To begin planning your program, contact:
- Christie Sweeney, (603) 535-3096 or e-mail: clsweeney@plymouth.edu
