Program Summary
FALL 2023
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Program Summary
FALL 2023
Achieve Your Goals
Principals and other school leaders motivate teachers, set priorities, and create opportunities for learning that change children's lives. This rigorous, online program will prepare you for this important role and the fast-paced environment that accompanies it. As a graduate of this program, you will be able to:
- Set organizational priorities and effectively communicate those priorities.
- Develop people to succeed in their positions and provide them with the support they need.
- Assess organizational performance and create the conditions for student, teacher, and school success.
Completion of this program will prepare you to exceed the current and emerging expectations for P12 school principals. Learning outcomes align with the Professional Standards for Educational Leaders (PSEL) and meet the requirements for Level I and Level II certification in Kentucky. In addition to coursework, students have the option to participate in the Next Generation Leadership Academy,
an off-line component that provides networking opportunities with other school leaders and exposure to innovative ideas. Upon admission, all students are offered tuition scholarships.
Imagine Your Future
Elementary, Middle, and High School Principals
Elementary, middle, and high school principals oversee all school operations, including daily school activities.
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics | Click the link for more info.
Federal Financial Aid and Certificate Programs
Please note that federal financial aid is not available for certificate programs, but other financial resources may be available on the Financial Aid page.
Contact
College of Education
111 Dickey Hall
University of Kentucky
Students Residing Outside of Kentucky
If you will live outside of Kentucky while completing your program, please check the Out of State Student page to confirm that the program can be offered in your state, and if relevant, that it meets professional licensure requirements in your state.