Leadership in Teaching: Administration & Supervision

Certification

The Master of Arts in Leadership in Teaching: Administration and Supervision helps transform classroom teachers into school administration leaders. Teachers will develop the ability to communicate, plan for and manage change in today's dynamic multicultural environment.

Male teacher in a classroom wearing a suit and tie

Program Location

Main Campus

Online

Program Options

The Administration & Supervision program has two distinct options depending on where you are at in your teaching career:

MA in Leadership in Teaching for experienced teachers who already hold a K-12 state certification
Post-Master's Certification for certified teachers who already hold a master's degree

Additional Study Options

Cohort Programs

http://catalog.ndm.edu/graduate-catalog/school-of-education-graduate-catalog/ma-in-leadership-in-teaching-2#lit-admin-supervision

What to Expect Studying at Notre Dame of Maryland University

With award-winning teacher certification programs nationally recognized by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education, you can expect to benefit from small class sizes, expert faculty, and practical field experiences.

Flexible Class Schedules

Work with an advisor to develop a personalized program plan:

Many courses available online.
Courses offered in the evenings at times convenient for working adults.
Occasional courses available on Saturdays.

Alum

Deana Giannelli

Middle School Assistant Principal of the Year

Alum, NDMU Class of 2005

Leadership in Teaching: Administration & Supervision

“Notre Dame really helped me to dive into what it means to be an instructional leader and to take the time to explore how I can look at data to effect change, make knowledgeable decisions, and look at all areas of the building to make myself an effective administrator. Having classes that were accessible to me while I was still working as a teacher allowed me to think about my career pathway once I finished my master’s degree and how I wanted to move toward being an administrator.” Deana was named the state’s Middle School Assistant Principal of the Year by the Maryland Association of Secondary School Principals (MASSP).