Principals in High Demand Retirements are leading to a shortage of principals across the state. Wayland Baptist University is offering an innovative program leading to principal certification. Mission Statement Wayland Baptist University exists to seek your Dream educate students in an academically challenging, learning-focused and distinctively Christian environment for professional success, God and humankind. from face-to-face coursework available lifelong learning and service to Interested persons may choose at our Plainview campus or they may choose to complete the master’s degree completely online, making it Master of Education easier to work around your busy Principal Certification school schedule and save on driving time and expenses. A total of 36 hours is needed to complete the degree, with the principal internship taken at the end of the program. Don Williams School of Education Dr. Jim Todd, Dean 1900 W. 7th St., CMB 391 Plainview, Texas 79072 806.291.1045 806.291.1951 fax toddj@wbu.edu or priced@wbu.edu www.wbu.edu Certification for those wishing to Course Requirements seek your Dream Admission Requirements become principals is available through Wayland’s Master of Education degree in Educational Administration. A 36-hour program, the degree Effective School Organization and Improvement (EDAD 5326) School Human Resource Management (EDAD 5330) Supervision of Instructional Leadership teachers the flexibility to blend the School Law (EDAD 5332) face-to-face coursework, allowing Organizational Behavior and Theory (EDAD 5331) is offered completely online or in degree requirements to meet their (EDAD 5333) Admission to the graduate school at Wayland. Students holding a bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution with a 3.0 GPA or higher on the last 60 graded hours are guaranteed admission. Those with 2.7-2.99 GPA must submit a writing sample ($10 fee). Those with 2.5-2.699 GPA must submit a writing sample and enter on probationary status. An admis- Application fee of $50 for graduate program. Communication Skills and Parent Involvement week format with four terms each sions interview may also be required. The Principalship (EDAD 5335) schedules. Courses are in an 11year, allowing for faster completion of the degree. Courses are taught by faculty who have experience as both public school teachers and principals. The instructors integrate practice with theory, and courses emphasize practical approaches to school leadership and problem solving. (EDAD 5338) Bachelor’s degree (GPA of 2.7 or higher) Transcripts of all university work. Application of Administrative Concepts teaching experience. Special Populations and Programs (EDAD 5340) Teaching certification and three years School Support Services (EDAD 5339) (EDAD 5337) Research Methods and Data Analysis (EDUC 5302) Multicultural Education (EDUC 5303) Principal Internship* (EDAD 6349) * The internship is taken at the end of the program and is not a part of the degree requirements.