Master's of Education for Experienced Teachers

The best teachers are always learning. Moreover, we have found that graduates of our Master's of Education degree program are also leading. Our powerful cluster model brings teachers together to explore, create, strategize, and collaborate in professional learning communities. If you want to make a difference for your students and for your schools, this is the program for you.

Be a force for change.

If you aren't willing to accept the status quo, and want more for your students and for your school communities, this program pairs you with like-minded teachers. The engagement, intellectual rigor, and support from your professors and classmates will energize you.

Choose a focus that has special meaning for you.

Concentrate on developing experiential, integrated curricula, tackling sustainability in your classroom, developing lessons that have meaning for those on the Autism Spectrum, or preparing yourself to lead a school as a principal.

Let the schedule fit your life.

People have busy lives, and teachers are no exception. If you are an educator in New England, you can meet in regionally established clusters close to your home in our Year-Round Program. Or opt to join with educators from around the country in our low-residency summer programs located in Keene, New Hampshire.

Program Delivery

Master's of Education Program (Year-Round)

with concentrations in Professional Development, Critical Skills, Autism Spectrum Disorders, and NH Principal Certification

• Begins in Fall
• 1 weekend a month
• 1 week summer intensive
• 2 years to complete

Master's of Education Program (Low-residency summer sequence)

with concentrations in Educating for Sustainability and Post-Master's Principal Certification

• Begins in the summer
• Two 2-week summer intensives
• Online work during fall & spring
• 2 years to complete