~EGULAR SESSION - University of Oregon

296 PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS
If an applicant holds only a secondary teacher's certificate, he is required to
complete 12 term hours of work in elementary-school methods or curriculum. If
he holds only an elementary teacher's certificate, he must complete 12 term hours of
work in secondary methods or curriculum.
Secondary Principal's Certificate. (1) A regular Oregon secondary teacher's
certificate. (2) Three years of teaching or administrative experience at the secondary
level. (3) A master's degree from a standard college or university. (4)
Twelve term hours of professional or nonprofessional study at the upper-division
or graduate level after earning the master's degree. (5) The following graduate
courses:
Term Hours
Secondary-School Administration & Supervision (Ed 527) _ .
3
School Supervision (Ed 574); or Elementary-School Supervision & Administration
(Ed 554) _ _ _ _ ..
School Finance (Ed 575) _.._ _.._ _.._ _ _.._.. _ _ .
Curriculum Construction (Ed 566); or Curriculum Foundations (Ed 565); or
Secondary-School Curriculum (Ed 522) ; or Elementary-School Curriculum
(Ed 553) _ _ _ _.._ _ .
School Law & Organization (Ed 476) ; or Seminar: Advanced School Law (Ed
507) _ _ .. 2
Elementary Principal's Certificate. (1) A regular Oregon elementary
teacher's certificate. (2) Three years of teaching or administrative experience at
the elementary level. (3) A master's degree from a standard college or university.
(4) The following graduate courses:
Term Hours
Elementary-School Supervision & Administration (Ed 554) .
School Supervision (Ed 574); or Secondary·School Supervision & Administration
(Ed 527) _ _ _ _ .
School Finance (Ed 575) .. _ ..
Curriculum Construction (Ed 566); or Curriculum Foundations (Ed 565); or
Secondary-School Curriculum (Ed 522); or Elementary-School Curricu·
lum (Ed 553) _ _ .
School Law & Organization (Ed 476); or Seminar: Advanced School Law (Ed
507) _ _....................... 2
Supervisor's Certificate. (l) A regular Oregon teacher's certificate, either
elementary or secondary. (2) Three years of teaching experience. (3) A college
major or 45 term hours of work in the area supervised. (4) A master's degree
from a standard college or university. (5) The following graduate courses:
Term Hours
School Supervision (Ed 574); or Secondary·School Administration & Supervi·
sion (Ed 527); or Elementary-School Supervision & Administration (Ed
554) _................... .. ..
Curriculum Construetion (Ed 566); or Curriculum Foundations (Ed 565); or
Seeondary·School Curriculum (Ed 522); or Elementary-School Curriculum
(Ed 553) _.._ _ _ .
School Law & Organization (Ed 476); or Seminar: Advanced School Law (Ed
507) _.._ _................... 2
Special-Education Supervisor's and Director's Certificate. (1) A master's
degree from a standard college or university. (2) A regular Oregon teacher's
certificate, either elementary or secondary. (3) An Oregon certificate for teaching
of exceptional children or a school psychologist's certificate. (4) Three years of
professional experience, including one year in special education or public school
psychology. (5) The following graduate courses:
Term Hours
Administration of Spceial Education (Ed 471).
School Supervision (Ed 574); or Elcmentary·Sehool Supervision & Administra·
tion (Ed 554); or Secondary-School Administration & Supervision (Ed
527) _ _ _ _ .
Sehool Law & Organization (Ed 476); or Seminar: Advanced School Law (Ed
507) . _ _........................... 2