The District Administrator License program is a comprehensive curriculum combining coursework and practical field experience. Successful completion of this program qualifies candidates to apply for a District Administrator License in Wisconsin (License Code #5003). Our program utilizes a blended delivery model, with two courses requiring face-to-face (either in-person or virtual) class experiences, while all other coursework is conveniently accessible online.

Beyond the academic components, students are also mandated to fulfill practicum requirements and develop a culminating portfolio. Upon successfully concluding the program, candidates will be conferred with an Educational Specialist certificate. Admission to the District Administrator licensure program necessitates candidates to possess a Master's degree and hold (or be eligible for) a Principal License (#5051). This program equips individuals with the skills and knowledge essential for effective district administration.

District Administrator program courses can be applied to the LICI Doctoral program.  A total of 15 credits may be applied to the LICI Doctoral Program.

Curriculum 

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
EDG 6150	The Superintendency **	3
EDG 6155	Professional Ethics in Leadership	3
EDG 6160	Organizational and Policy Development	3
EDG 6165	School Improvement and Data Analysis	3
EDG 6170	Public Relations	3
EDG 6175	Facility Planning **	3
EDG 7130	Advanced Internship in Superintendency I	1
EDG 7131	Advanced Internship in Superintendency II	2
EDG 7135	Superintendency Portfolio	0
**Residency Component = Required face-to-face meeting on first and last Saturday of course
Total Hours		21