PreK-12 Superintendent Licensure
PreK-12 Superintendent Licensure
The Superintendent licensure program is designed to develop school superintendents who demonstrate racial competence and the experience, expertise, and tools immediately relevant to lead today’s racially diverse school districts. Completion of the superintendent licensure requirements leads to recommendation for administrative licensure as a PreK-12 School Superintendent.
Delivery Model
The superintendent licensure program is delivered using a cohort model. The classes meet synchronously online, four weekday evenings per semester, with the remaining coursework to be done collaboratively in small groups online and/or in schools or districts.
Type of Administrative Licensure
Minnesota Licensure of PreK-12 School Superintendent
Location
New online cohorts for Superintendent Licensure begin each fall.
Typical Plan of Study:
| Course Numbers | Course | Semester | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| EDLD 636 | Superintendent Internship | Fall Semester | 3 |
| EDLD 636 | Superintendent Internship | Spring Semester | 3 |
| EDLD 637 | Superintendent Portfolio Development | Summer Semester | 3 |
| Total Credits | 9 |
Minnesota Administrative Licensure Requirements
- 60 credits beyond the Bachelors Degree
- Masters Degree
- License as PreK-12 Administrator
To apply to the Superintendent Licensure program or for more information contact:
Melissa Krull, Ph.D. Professor
Educational Leadership
Melissa.Krull@mnsu.edu
952-818-8864
