Perhaps most controversial is the proposal to create new teaching and administrative certificates valid only at charter schools. (nj.com)
Most states still expect principals to possess a traditional administrative certificate, at least for those running district schools, and most of those certificates are still awarded primarily through completion of traditional «ed leadership» programs via graduate degrees in conventional education schools. (educationnext.org)
Hold, or be able to obtain, a Type B administrative certificate with a superintendent endorsement in the State of Alaska. (aasb.org)