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Shape Education’s Future

• $172,700 is the average annual salary of school business administrative personnel (Source: NYS Department of Education)
• Many of our program graduates serve as assistant superintendent for business in school districts across the state.
• Other popular roles our graduates serve in include director of human resources and director of technology.

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If you do not hold a master’s degree, then it is a requirement to take this 60-credit track to earn an MSEd in Educational Leadership and an MPA in Public Administration, with both degrees awarded at the end of the program. The degree coursework, together with a 600-hour internship which is part of the MSEd, will qualify you for the New York State Certification as a School District Business Leader.

Experiential Learning and Opportunities 

This program was developed by the School of Education faculty at ÌÒñ«ÉçÇø and is offered in partnership with the Putnam/Northern Westchester BOCES Center for Educational Leadership. It requires active involvement and provides ongoing feedback to support student learning and skill development. There are multiple opportunities for group interaction, and you will be part of an online learning community who share similar interests and career goals.

Choose Your Career

The role of a school district business leader is becoming increasingly important in a new era of unprecedented public scrutiny and calls for accountability in the management of our schools and the resources to educate our youth. This program leads to the New York State certification as a School District Business Leader. Career possibilities include roles in certificated positions such as assistant superintendent for business and operations.

Where are ÌÒñ«ÉçÇø Graduates Employed?

Our graduates are employed in school districts in more than 20 counties across New York state.