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The vision of the Richard W. Riley College of Education is to provide personalized learning facilitated by highly qualified personnel in a facility that has state of the art technology and 21st century learning spaces and to graduate professionals who are prepared to positively impact a global society. Thus, the College of Education will enhance relationships with all public and private PK-12 schools and other community and business stake holders by increasing partnerships and providing opportunities for collaboration and innovation. The educators of the College of Education will embrace the implementation of authentic experiences for all students with an emphasis on innovative pedagogical practices and human relationship skills.
To support this vision, the mission of the Educational Leadership program is to prepare
future school leaders to be visionary and culturally astute educators, pedagogically
skilled practitioners who can improve student achievement, efficient managers of their
organization, community collaborators who advocate for all children, and consistently
demonstrate high ethical standards in all aspects of the Principalship. Program specific
knowledge and skills: proficiency in twenty one specific standards and indicators
as determined by the
Educational Leadership Constituent Council.
Disclaimer
Completion of the M.Ed. and/or the Ed.S. degree programs in Educational Leadership
does not guarantee school administrator or superintendent licensure in South Carolina
or North Carolina. Students should check with local school administrative offices,
the South Carolina Department of Education, or the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction regarding specific South Carolina and North Carolina school administrative licensure
requirements.