School Leadership
Master of Education
Delaware Administrative Certification Courses
Wilmington University courses approved for Delaware Certification Administrative:
School Leader II, School District Superintendent/Assistant Superintendent
MED 6490 
Education, Ethics, and the Law
MED 7201 Fiscal Operations and Resources
MED 7503 School and Community: Building a Shared Vision
MED 7590 School Leadership, Theory and Practice
MED 7701 Supervisory Leadership: Staff Selection, Appraisal, and Renewal
MED 7708 Curriculum Leadership
MED 7709 Personnel Administration
And, if not taken at the undergraduate level, a course in Child, Adolescent, or Human Development.
The Delaware School Leader II Certificate requires a master's degree or a doctorate. The experience requirement specifies a minimum of five years of teaching experience at the preK- 12 level; or a minimum of five years of full-time preK-12 leadership experience; or any combination of these types of experiences which totals a minimum of five years. The required experience may be acquired at either the building or district level.
*Note: A master's degree from a regionally-accredited college is required in order to be eligible for any Delaware administrative certificate.
Course of Study: Building a High-Performance
School Culture
MED 7503 School and Community: Building a Shared Vision
MED 7702 Classroom and School Culture: Creating Environments for Learning
MED 7705 Measurement, Accountability, and Student Learning
MED 7708 Curriculum Leadership
MED 7710 Technology and the School Environment
Course of Study: School Management and Operations
MED 6490 Education, Ethics, and the Law
MED 7201 Fiscal Operations and Resources
MED 7701 Supervisory Leadership: Staff Selection, Appraisal, and Renewal
Select one of the following:
MED 7706 The Principalship, preK-8
MED 7707 The Principalship, 9-12
Select one of the following:
MED 7503 School & Community: Building a Shared Vision
MED 7709 Personnel Administration
This information applies to students who enter this degree program during the 2012-2013 Academic Year. If you entered this degree program before the Fall 2012 semester, please refer to the academic catalog for the year you began your degree program.
