James M. Merrins, Ed.D., Executive Program Administrator >>>> CONTACT ME
.Superintendent Preparation Programs.
>> Pathway
Preparations for the Superintendency 
Transition to Superintendency Program (TSP) - 26 CPE
Credits
> For experienced school administrators interested in transitioning
to Superintendent of Schools
> Since 2006 - An innovative program for aspiring superintendents
> For new superintendent orientation (for newly appointed Superintendents of Schools)
> A national program for aspiring superintendents (Superintendents
Academy)
Application available
Summer 2010 - COHORT 7 (Two Wednesdays and TwoThursdays)
SUNY Metro Center, Syracuse, New York
July 14 and 15, 2010 - Wednesday and Thursday -
Sessions 1 - 4
August 4 and 5, 2010 - Wednesday and Thursday -
Sessions 5 - 8
Fall 2010 - COHORT 8 (Two Fridays and two Saturdays)
Comfort Inn Conference Center, Fishkill (Lower Hudson), New York
November 5 and 6, 2010 - Friday and Saturday - Sessions 1 - 4
December 3 and 4, 2010 - Friday and Saturday - Sessions 5 - 8
Spring 2011 - COHORT 9 (Two Fridays and two Saturdays)
Location to be determined (Albany area), New York
February 4 and 5, 2011 - Friday and Saturday - Sessions 1 - 4
March 4 and 5, 2011 - Friday and Saturday - Sessions 5 - 8
Superintendent Development Program
(SDP) - 125 CPE Credits
> Since 1998 - currently running statewide, 119 of 337 graduates in NY
Superintendency
> A unique, innovative, statewide (regional) program for aspiring superintendents
> A BOCES Aidable Program - Greater Southern Tier BOCES (LEA)
Next cohort starting January 2011 - Application available
Future Superintendents Academy (NYSCOSS)
> For experienced school administrators interested in transitioning
to Superintendent of Schools
> Since 2009 - An innovative program for aspiring superintendents
> New statewide cohort starts July 2010
TRANSITION TO SUPERINTENDENCY RESOURCES
See: Preparing for the Superintendency Toolbox
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