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Organization & Leadership, EdD

Organization & Leadership, Preliminary Administrative Services Credential, EdD

The Preliminary Administrative Services Credential can be combined with our Doctor of Education in Organization and Leadership. This program is designed to prepare future principals, assistant principals, teacher leaders, curriculum coaches, specialists, and district administrators for the demands of contemporary school and district leadership.

Why Join USF’s Preliminary Administrative Services Credential Program?

  • Because you know being an effective school leader requires a high-touch, high-quality program
  • Because you want a program that connects you to a community of peers, expert practitioners, and faculty that share your commitment to building and sustaining schools for social justice
  • Because you’re willing to invest in a program that supports your leadership development for years
  • Because our faculty are experienced school leaders who use research and theory to provide real-life training
  • Because you know the impact leadership has on a school community

Requirements

  • Applicants must meet the Basic Skills Requirement by verification of your bachelor's or higher degree from a regionally accredited institution.
  • Applicants must hold ONE of the following credentials/licenses:
    • A valid California clear or life teaching credential requiring a bachelor’s degree and a program of professional preparation, including student teaching; or
    • A valid California clear or life Designated Subjects Teaching Credential, provided the holder also possesses a bachelor’s or higher degree from a regionally-accredited college or university or
    • A valid clear or life California Pupil Personnel Services Credential, Teacher Librarian Services Credential, Speech-Language Pathology Services Credential, Clinical or Rehabilitative Services Credential, or a School Nurse Services Credential, requiring a bachelor’s degree and a program of professional preparation, including field practice or the equivalent. or
    • A valid California license to practice occupational therapy issued by the California Board of Occupational Therapy or a valid license to practice physical therapy issued by the Physical Therapy Board of California
  • Applicants must be able to verify a minimum of four years (4) of successful, full-time experience in a public, non-public, or private school. Experience may be in teaching, pupil personnel work, librarianship, health services, clinical, rehabilitative services, occupational therapy or physical therapy, or a combination of teaching and school services equal to four years. Substitute or part-time service does not apply.
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