Administrative licensure Rochester cohort

The University of Minnesota's program for licensure and leadership development of educational administrators offers administrative licensure classes on the Rochester campus.

While the program offers preparation for licensure as a superintendent, director of community education, and director of special education, the emphasis of the Rochester cohort is licensure as a K-12 principal.

The Administrative Licensure program offers courses specifically designed for the various licenses as well as core classes applicable to all licensure areas, most of which are offered in Rochester. The Principalship overview class is offered in Rochester at least once each year.

In addition to holding many of the core courses on the Rochester campus, the program offers convenient class by ITV and online. Although current online offerings are limited, more online courses will be scheduled in the upcoming semesters, and by spring semester, 2005, a section of the school law class will be taught completely online. Currently the technology-related courses and components of the superintendent overview class are being taught online.

Upcoming Rochester schedule

Spring 2004
EdPA 5321—The Principalship (required for K-12 principal)
EdPA 5385—Licensure Seminar (required for all areas)
EdPA 5386—Portfolio Seminar (required for all areas)
EdPA 5307—School Management and Technology – Web (elective)
EdPA 5310—Data-Driven Decision Making I – Web (elective)
EdPA 5313—Legal and Ethical Issues in School Technology – Web (elective)
EdPA 5314—School Technology and Safety – Web (elective)

Summer 2004
EdPA 5324—Financial Management for Elementary & Secondary Ed – ITV (required for all areas)
EdPA 5325—Analytical tools for Educational Leadership – Web (elective)
EdPA 5326—Data Analysis – Web (elective)

The University of Minnesota reserves the right to cancel classes due to insufficient enrollment or other circumstances.

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