Superintendent Certification
The Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi’s Superintendent Professional Certification Preparation Program emphasizes the knowledge and skills for prospective district-level administrators to succeed in the 21st century.
The program is designed for working professionals. Our semi-cohort model allows you to balance class and practicum experience while continuing your work responsibilities.
As per the Texas Education Agency, there are four requirements to obtain a Superintendent certificate.
A candidate must:
- hold a master’s degree from a university that is accredited by an agency recognized by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board or the U.S. Department of Education Database for Accredited Colleges and Universities.
- hold a Principal certificate or the equivalent issued by the TEA, another state or country or; completed the superintendent certificate application and been approved by the TEA to substitute managerial experience in lieu of a principal certificate
- successfully complete an approved superintendent educator preparation program
- successfully complete the required exam
Program Details
The Superintendency Certification Program emphasizes the knowledge and skills for prospective district-level administrators to succeed in the 21st century.
- Complete your 15 credits in 9 months, or apply them to a doctorate in Educational Leadership.
- Balance class and practicum experience while continuing your work responsibilities in our cohort model designed for working professionals.
To see the full degree plan, view the course catalog.
