About the Program
- Courses are delivered totally online in eight-week terms (five terms per academic year).
- You will also work with a local superintendent in your area, and a practicum experience is also required.
- Our department is accredited by the Texas Education Agency.
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Admission Requirements
Transcripts from baccalaureate degree awarding university or college (Upload unofficial transcripts, with the exception of Angelo State University transcripts, for application evaluation purposes using the Graduate Studies Documents for Submission form.)
Note: The GRE is NOT required for admission.
Additional Program Application Requirements
Superintendent Certification Program Admission Screening
As part of the Educator Preparation Program (EPP) admission process, this program includes a separate screening assessment as required by the Texas Education Agency (TEA). For more information on the EPP screening, please notify the Educator Preparation Information Center (EPI) at 325-942-2209 or epicenter@angelo.edu.
Prerequisites
- Master’s degree from an accredited university
- Texas School Principal Certification
- At least a 2.75 overall undergraduate GPA - or at least a 2.75 GPA in the last 60 hours of your degree
Credit Requirements
This program consists of 15 credit hours. That means you only have to complete five courses to prepare for the TExES Superintendent exam.
Application Deadlines
- Spring A: Dec 15
- Spring B: Applications will open on Jan 22
- Spring B: Mar 4
- Summer: May 1
- Fall A: Aug 1
- Fall B: Applications will open on Aug 30
- Fall B: Oct 1
Required Courses (3 semester credit hours each)
- EDCT 6307: Leadership of the Educational Community for Superintendents
- EDCT 6308: Instructional Leadership for Superintendents
- EDCT 6309: Administrative Leadership for Superintendents
- EDCT 6310: Strategic Organizational Management for Superintendents
- EDCT 6312: Superintendent Practicum in Education or EDCT 6313: Superintendent Internship
Total semester credit hours: 15
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