District Administrator License
Becoming a school superintendent is not just a career choice; it's a pivotal role that shapes the future of education and communities. As the visionary leader of a school district, the superintendent bears the responsibility of ensuring academic excellence, fostering a safe and inclusive environment, and empowering educators to inspire and uplift every student.
This program begins in Fall 2024 for aspiring superintendents. Fall and spring courses are taught in a hybrid format and meet one Saturday per month with synchronous touch points the third Wednesday of each month. Summer 2025 course dates are TBD. The next cohort begins September 2025. Candidates are eligible to apply for the District Administrator license upon completion of the program.
Total Credits
- 21 credits / Can be completed in 16 months
Cost
- $875 per credit
- No additional program fees.
Weekend Meeting Dates for 2024-2025
- September 7
- October 5
- November 2
- December 7
- February 1
- March 1
- April 5
- May 3rd
- SUMMER 2025: TBD
STEP 1: Submit the Graduate Studies Application
STEP 2: Complete and submit the following within the application status portal after submission of your application:
- Resume or Curriculum Vitae
- Two Professional References
- Official Post-Secondary Transcripts - From all institutions attended
- Official transcripts must be sent from the institution to gradinfo@5675n.com or mailed to:
Carroll University
Office of Admission
100 N. East Avenue
Waukesha, WI 53186
- Qualified candidates must hold a valid Wisconsin #5051 Principal License to be admitted.
- Masters Degree
Join us for an event! Speak one-on-one with faculty and our graduate admission counselor, Brian Ish. Get your questions answered about the program and admission process.
Virtual Information Sessions - held on Microsoft Teams
- Tuesday, November 12, 2024 - 3:30 PM - RSVP Here
- Tuesday, December 3, 2024 - 3:30 PM - RSVP Here
Contact Brian Ish:
Email - ishb@5675n.com | Call or text - 262-425-5696
Schedule an appointment - Bookings Link
The District Administrator program requires that candidates successfully
complete an 80 hour practicum in two 40 hour segments. Practicums are designed to guide candidates
as they apply course concepts in the field. The practicums allow candidates to be apprenticed into the
field as they work alongside a mentor administrator. Candidates focus on issues related to leadership
and develop a realistic perspective of the demands, needs, and challenges that face administrators in
the educational environment.
Master's of Educational Leadership
If you aspire to be a District Administrator, and don't currently hold a Principal license, the MS in Educational Leadership is your first step. Carroll’s Educational Leadership Programs provide opportunities for future PK-12 educators to become transformative leaders.
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