Master of Arts in Educational Administration
The MA in Education degree with the Option in Educational Administration program qualifies candidates for the Tier I Preliminary Educational Administration Services credential. This program has a focus on K-12 education using a lens on cultural proficiency. Candidates also conduct meaningful field experience work in school settings. Candidates will develop skills and knowledge in all aspects of practice related to:
- Leading 21st century instruction
- Creating a responsive environment and community
- Managing budget, legal issues, and personnel
- Understanding and responding to data
- Engaging in sound theoretical and practical leadership philosophies
**We are now accepting applications for Fall 2013; Deadline - June 1st, 2013.
Program Application: Link
Credential Application Fee Payment Form: Link
University Application: www.csumentor.edu
If you have questions please contact the School of Education at 760-750-4277
Free Information Sessions
This is an opportunity for prospective students to find out more about the program and to talk with the faculty. Dr. Carol Van Vooren, program coordinator will make a short presentation and answer questions. Attend the session closest to your school.
*Temecula Valley High School Library, Temecula
April 11, 2013
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
PROGRAM AT A GLANCE
- A cohort based program with a new cohort beginning each fall and meeting one night a week.
- A 24-unit credential program designed to be completed in 4 consecutive semesters, with 6 additional units for the master’s degree.
- The faculty are current and past administration leaders from San Diego and San Bernardino Counties.
- The program prepares candidates to take roles in leadership, including administration and teacher leadership.
- Includes 100 hours of K-12 school-based practicum to prepare participants for leadership roles.
Congratulations to Heather Golly, our final semester student just hired as the Assistant Principal at Rancho Buena Vista High School!
Click here to view the article in the Union Tribune.
A cohort is a group of students who work through a curriculum together to achieve the same academic degree. Because they are accepted into the same program, take their classes together, and graduate together, students in cohorts tend to form a strong support system and professional network that benefit them during their degree program and beyond.
Congratulations to cohort members CJ Port (Vista High) and Tanya Johnson (Bear Valley MS), who met in the 2011-2013 cohort and are planning their wedding for the summer of 2013!
The Educational Administration program at California State University San Marcos is NCATE accredited. Our Superintendent’s Roundtable will meet April 10th, 2013 to inform our practice.
