The Master of School Administration program emphasizes leadership ability and problem-solving ability through further development of the educator's:

Goal: 

By studying national and state standards, MSA students will demonstrate proficiency in the knowledge, dispositions, and performance necessary to become successful school administrators.

Objectives: 

MSA students will develop competency in:

• Problem-solving;

• Leadership;

• Collaborative decision-making;

• Management and supervision;

• School law;

• School finance;

• Educational technology;

• Special education;

• Student growth and development;

• Curriculum;

• Research;

• School safety.

MSA students will learn to value:

1. Diversity;

2. Collaborative leadership;

3. Professional ethics;

4. Individual differences;

5. Reflective practice.

MSA students will practice new skills and competencies as they work through two 300-hour internships in different public school settings.

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