Transforming education UToledo is educating dynamic, effective school leaders who make a difference.
The mission of The University of Toledo’s graduate program in educational administration and supervision is to develop principals, superintendents and educational leaders who are ethical, creative and collaborative problem solvers in preK-12 education.
The EDAS curriculum is a blend of practical experience, leadership theory and research design. UToledo graduate students think deeply about the impact of leadership on a school community or district. They learn to use data to improve schools and enhance student learning.
Ohio licensure is available with additional course work beyond the degree program. Licensure is a requirement for public school principals and other building-level administrators, as well as district-level leaders.
The Judith Herb College of Education offers three graduate degrees in educational administration and supervision:
Can add Ohio licensure (6 additional semester hours) as a building-level administrator at three levels: preK-grade 6, grades 4-8 and grades 5-12.
Designed for students who already have a master’s degree and who want additional course work and/or licensure without pursuing a doctoral degree
Original research and dissertation required
Accredited. UToledo's educational administration and supervision graduate program received full approval from CAEP (Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation). It meets Ohio licensure standards and satisfies Ohio Department of Education standards for principal/building-level administrator licensure.
Practical, hands-on experience. Our students engage in a blend of classroom learning and internships located in school districts throughout the region.
Convenience. Our programs are designed for working professionals. Complete courses in a variety of formats:
UToledo’s EDAS program provides administrators to multiple districts throughout the region. Graduates of the program are highly motivated and skilled leaders. They:
At the building level, UToledo graduates are employed as:
At the district level, they land positions as:
Master's and doctoral students in the educational and administration graduate program have opportunities to collaborate with faculty. Students:
Dr. Nancy Staub researches and develops online decision-making simulations for superintendents. Much of her work focuses on the development of principals through the use of technology and performance-based assignments.
Dr. Randy Vesely is a nationally recognized Distinguished Fellow of Research and Practice. His research interests have focused on equity and social justice in funding for elementary and secondary education.
