Online School Administration
and Supervision Programs:
Two Pathways for Success
Online Information Session
Wednesday, July 8, 2015
6:00-7:30 PM EST
Dr. Annette Anderson
Assistant Dean for Community
Schools
Richard Robinson
Admissions
Quick Facts about SOE
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Named the Johns Hopkins School of Education in
2007
Ranked #1 for the past two years among national
graduate schools of education by US News and World
Report
Enrollment: Approximately 1,500
Full-time Faculty: 65; and 20 joint faculty
appointments from other JHU schools
Three campus locations: Baltimore, Columbia, and
Rockville, Maryland (but only in Baltimore and
Columbia for the School Administration and
Supervision programs)
Accredited by the National Council for Accreditation
of Teacher Education (NCATE) and all programs
leading to licensure are approved by the Maryland
State Department of Education (MSDE)
Demographics
• Our diverse student body is comprised
of career changers, upcoming or recent
college graduates, and experienced
educators and counselors
• Women: 76%
• Men: 24%
• Student-Faculty Ratio: 10:1
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• Being a school leader in today’s
educational environment requires
flexibility, stamina, and sound
decision-making skills.
• Two new Online Administration &
Supervision Programs at the
Johns Hopkins School of
Education will help to prepare you
for the transition into leadership
with unparalleled knowledge and
support.
JHU’s Online School
Administration and Supervision
Certificate Programs will
prepare you for future roles as:
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Principal
Assistant Principal
Departmental Leader
Other district-wide roles (as defined by local
school districts)
Noteworthy Facts
• Certificate and master’s programs approved by Maryland State
Department of Education (MSDE)
• Fully accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher
Education (NCATE) and nationally recognized until February 1, 2023
• Meet or exceed required pass rate for students who take the School
Leaders Licensure Assessment (SLLA)
• Focus on practical application as well as appropriate leadership
concepts
• Based on nationally recognized standards
• Work-friendly class meeting times
• Experienced faculty associates
• In addition to our traditional face-to-face
Administration and Supervision certificate
and master’s degree programs, we are
excited to announce the addition of two
new online certificate offerings in the
Administration and Supervision program
area:
 Traditional Online Certificate Program
 Online Program for Current JHU TFA
Master’s Degree Students
• 18-Credit Graduate Certificate
Program in School
Administration and Supervision
• Programs designed for schooldistrict employed certified
teachers and other certified
personnel with at least 27
months of satisfactory teaching
performance
The 18-Credit Certificate
Program in School
Administration & Supervision
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851.601 Organization and Administration of Schools
851.603 School Law
851.705 Effective Leadership
852.602 Supervision and Professional Development
881.610 Curriculum Theory, Development &
Implementation
• 851.810 Internship in Administration and Supervision
Online Course Format
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7-9 week online courses
Facilitated on a weekly cycle
Highly interactive
Balance of whole group, team, and individual
activities and assignments each week
• Requires a high level of comfort with
technology
• Integration of Blackboard and Web 2.0 tools
 Flexible Online Program is
open to all online A&S
candidates.
 Students choose from a roster
of available online courses.
 Flexible pace to accommodate
students’ busy lives.
 JHU Teach for America Cohort
Online Pathway Program will
be open to JHU TFA Corps
members only.
 Initial Fall 2015 Cohort
students will enroll in a
prescribed course sequence
starting with:
 851.601 Organization &
Administration of Schools
 852.602 Supervision and
Professional Development
Online A&S
Application Deadlines
• Completed applications, including all
supporting documents, must be received
by August 15 for Fall 2015 admission.
• Completed applications, including all
supporting documents, must be received
by December 1 for Spring 2016 admission.
Admission Requirements
At a minimum, all applicants will be required to meet the
following requirements:
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3.0 or better cumulative undergraduate grade point
average
Application for Admission
Application Fee ($80)
Official transcripts from all post-secondary institutions
attended
Essay/Personal Statement
Resume/CV
Two letters of recommendation
2015-2016 Tuition and Fees
For the most updated information about tuition and
fees, please visit our website.
www.education.jhu.edu/admission/tuition.html
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Online Tuition for the 2015-2016 academic year*
 $790 per credit for online programs
To contact Financial Aid for further information:
• Email: soe.finaid@jhu.edu
• Call: 410-516-9808 or Fax: 410-516-9799
*Additional fees apply and are charged separately
from tuition
Financial Aid
Financial Aid application deadlines for the 2015-2016
academic year are:
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April 1 for the summer semester
June 1 for the fall semester
November 1 for the spring semester
• Limited grants and scholarships are also available
• For further information and to apply, visit
students.education.jhu.edu/financial/
Johns Hopkins University
School of Education
Office of Admissions
QuestionsEmail: soe.info@jhu.edu
A&S Program Coordinator: Liesl McNeil –
lmcneil@jhu.edu
Phone- 1-877-JHU-SOE1
Fax- 410-516-9799
6740 Alexander Bell Drive, Suite 110
Columbia, MD 21046
Thank you for joining
us today!
education.jhu.edu