Transformative School Leadership

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Transformative School Leadership Administrative Services Credential

The Transformative School Leadership Program is an intensive cohort-based program designed to prepare future principals, assistant principals, teacher leaders, curriculum coaches, specialists, and district administrators for the demands of contemporary school leadership. Students earn their preliminary administrative services credential with a master's or educational doctorate degree.

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The Transformative School Leadership Program can be combined with a:

Why join USF’s Transformative School Leadership 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

Samatra Monique Downing, EdD '19

I chose USF because I am committed to social justice and USF has the faculty to support students in becoming leaders in equity."

—Samatra Monique Downing, EdD '19
Samatra, a middle school social worker, returned to school after 15 years to pursue her administrative services credential

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USF Transformative School Leadership

Learn more about the Transformative School Leadership program at USF which can include an MA or EDD as well as the administrative services credential for principal preparation.

Careers

Graduates become principals, assistant principals, teacher leaders, curriculum coaches, specialists, district directors, superintendents, and more.