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Approved School Leadership Programs Spring 2019 Approved School Leadership Programs Spring 2019 Table 1: List of Approved School Leadership Programs Provider Name Program Name Degree CSA Principal Supervisor SBA Caldwell University M.A. in Curriculum and Instruction Yes No Yes Yes No Caldwell University M.A. In Educational Administration Yes No Yes Yes No Caldwell University Post-Master Principal Certification - With MA No No Yes No No Degree in Educational Administration or Curriculum and Instruction Caldwell University Post-Master Principal Certification with a No No Yes No No Master's Degree in a program other than Educational Administration or Curriculum and Instruction Caldwell University Post-Master School Administrator Certification No Yes No No No Caldwell University Post-Master Supervisor Certification No No No Yes No Centenary University Master of Arts in Educational Leadership with Yes No Yes Yes No Principal's Certification Centenary University School Administrator Licensure Optional Yes No No No Centenary University Supervisor Licensure Optional No No Yes No College of Saint Elizabeth M.A. Program in Educational Leadership Yes No Yes Yes No College of Saint Elizabeth Supervisory Certification No No No Yes No Fairleigh Dickinson University Master of Arts in Educational Leadership Yes No Yes Yes No Fairleigh Dickinson University Master’s Plus 30 Educational Leadership No No Yes Yes No Preparation Fairleigh Dickinson University Supervisor Sequence No No No Yes No Felician University Principal Endorsement Optional No Yes Yes No Felician University Supervisor Endorsement No No No Yes No Felician University Principal/Supervisor with Educational Leadership Yes No Yes Yes No Masters Georgian Court University Georgian Court Post-Master's Endorsement No No No No Yes School Business Administrator Provider Name Program Name Degree CSA Principal Supervisor SBA Georgian Court University Georgian Court Post-Master's Endorsement No Yes No No No School Administrator Chief Internship Georgian Court University Georgian Court Post-Master's School Supervisor No No No Yes No Program Georgian Court University Georgian Court University Administration and Yes No Yes Yes No Leadership Program Kean University Master’s of Arts in Educational Administration: Yes No Yes Yes Yes Supervisor, Principal, and School Business Administrator Kean University Master's of Art in Educational Administration: Yes No No No Yes School Business Administrator Kean University Master’s of Arts in Educational Administration: Yes No Yes Yes No Supervisor and Principal Kean University Post-Master's Principal Certification No No Yes No No Kean University Post-Master's School Business Administrator No No No No Yes Certification Kean University Post-Master's Supervisor Certification No No No Yes No Kean University Post-Master's Supervisor, Principal, and School No No Yes Yes Yes Business Administrator Certification Monmouth University Master of Science in Education: Special Yes No No Yes No Education with Supervisor Endorsement Monmouth University Doctorate in Educational Leadership Yes Yes Yes No No Monmouth University Master of Science in Education: Principal/School Yes Yes Yes Yes No Administrator/Supervisor Monmouth University Master of Science in Education: Yes No Yes Yes No Principal/Supervisor Monmouth University Post-Master's Supervisor Endorsement No No No Yes No Montclair State University Chief School Administrator Optional Yes No No No Montclair State University Principal Optional No Yes Yes No Montclair State University Supervisor No No No Yes No New Jersey City University Principal Certification Program No Yes Yes No New Jersey City University Supervisor Certification Program No No No Yes No New Jersey City University Master of Arts in Urban Education ( with a Yes No Yes Yes No specialization in Educational Administration and Supervision) NJPSA/FEA NJ EXCEL (EXpedited Certification for Educational No No Yes No No Leadership) - MODEL 1, MODEL 2, and MODEL 5 Provider Name Program Name Degree CSA Principal Supervisor SBA NJPSA/FEA NJ EXCEL (EXpedited Certification for Educational No No Yes Yes No Leadership) - MODEL 3 NJPSA/FEA NJ EXCEL (EXpedited Certification for Educational No Yes No No No Leadership) - MODEL 4 Ramapo College of New Jersey Master of Arts in Educational Leadership Yes Yes Yes Yes No Ramapo College of New Jersey Post-Master's School Administrator Certification No Yes No No No Ramapo College of New Jersey Post-Master's Supervisor Certification Optional No No Yes No Rider University Master of Arts in Educational Leadership Yes No Yes Yes No Rowan University Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study (CAGS) No Yes No No No in Chief School Administrator Rowan University Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study (CAGS) No No Yes No No in Principal Preparation Rowan University Supervisor Certification No No No Yes No Rutgers University- New Non-Degree Supervisor Endorsement Program No No Yes No Brunswick Rutgers University- New Ed.M. Program in Educational Leadership Yes No Yes Yes No Brunswick (Option A) Rutgers University- New Ed.M. Program in Educational Leadership Yes No Yes No No Brunswick (Option B) Rutgers University- New Non-Degree Principal Endorsement Program No No Yes No No Brunswick Rutgers University- New Non-Degree School Administrator Endorsement No Yes No No No Brunswick Program Saint Peter's University MA : Education Leadership Yes Yes Yes Yes No Saint Peter's University School Business Administrator Certification No No No No Yes Saint Peter's University Supervisor of Instruction Certification No No No Yes No Seton Hall University M.A. Principal/Supervisor/Chief School Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Administrator Seton Hall University Executive MA of EDS in Education Leadership, Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Management and Policy for Principal/Supervisor Stockton University Principal and Supervisor Master’s Degree Yes No Yes Yes No Stockton University Principal Endorsement No No Yes No No Stockton University Supervisor Endorsement No No No Yes No The College of New Jersey M.Ed. Educational Leadership Program Yes No Yes Yes No The College of New Jersey Post-Master’s Certificate in Educational No No Yes Yes No Leadership The College of New Jersey Supervisor Certificate No No No Yes No Provider Name Program Name Degree CSA Principal Supervisor SBA Thomas Edison State University Graduate Certificate in Educational Leadership No No No Yes No Thomas Edison State University Master of Arts in Educational Leadership - Yes No Yes Yes No Building Leadership Thomas Edison State University Master of Arts in Educational Leadership - Yes Yes Yes Yes No District Leadership Thomas Edison State University Master of Arts in Educational Leadership - School Yes No No No Yes Business Administration TNTP PLUS No No Yes No No William Paterson University Supervisory Program No No No Yes No William Paterson University Educational Leadership Program Optional No Yes Yes No .
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