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About the Author
Dr. Jeff White has been a teacher, vice-principal, and principal. He currently serves as the Director
of Curriculum and Instruction for the Prospect Park School District, which is a member of the Passaic
County Curriculum Consortium.

I have... I do not want... I do want...
 a master’s degree  to pay for a second master’s degree  to advance my career
 five years’ classroom experience  to enroll in a 24-36 month program  to become an educational leader
 goals  to travel far or fight for parking  to get started ASAP

NJ EXCEL (EXpedited Certification for Educational Leadership) is a non-traditional, state-approved
program for supervisor, principal, or school administrator certification, preparing educators to become
supervisors, principals, administrators, and superintendents without a second master’s degree. Our aim is
to prepare educators to assume dynamic roles leading transformative change in schools and educational
organizations, and to leverage that change as effective supervisors, principals, administrators, and
superintendents.

Please contact us at (609) 860-1200 or visit www.njpsa.org/njexcel
for more information.

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