National Aspiring Principals Fellowship
Online Principal Certification & Master's Degree Program
National Aspiring Principals Fellowship
Online Principal Certification & Master's Degree Program
Discover how the Fellowship can accelerate your path to school leadership
Designed with leaders of color, for equity-focused teachers. The Fellowship equips teachers like you to become ready to move into a principal role, with placement support, in as little as 11 months.
Developed in partnership with:
One Fellowship, Two Program Tracks
The Fellowship at Clark Atlanta University |
The Fellowship at Bank Street College of Education |
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Credit Hours | 18 | 24 |
Program Length | 11 months | 12 months |
Tuition |
$15,000 |
$20,000 + $250 enrollment fee |
Next Application Deadline |
May 15, 2024 (Final Deadline) | April 21, 2024 (Priority Deadline) |
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Credit Hours | 30 | 30 |
Program Length | 16 months | 16 months |
Tuition | $25,000 | $25,000 + $250 enrollment fee |
Next Application Deadline | May 15, 2024 (Final Deadline) | April 21, 2024 (Priority Deadline) |
Pathway to principal licensure in 40+ states
Find out what programs are available in your state.
Pathway to principal licensure in 40+ states
Graduate ready to lead and advance equity in schools
The Fellowship is uniquely designed for you.
Equity-centered curriculum so you learn to lead with a social justice mindset
Real-time feedback from experienced coaches and like-minded peers
Alumni principal placement support and ongoing professional development
Explore how the Fellowship can amplify your impact.
"The space the Fellowship creates is protected. We’ve been able to go deep fast because we knew from the beginning that we all belong in the room. And not only that, we are all making an impact."
Mary Nikoo
Fellowship Alum | 2023
“Prior to joining the Fellowship, I wasn’t sure how to make equity more than a buzzword. New Leaders gave me the tools to put equity in action and make equity a reality in schools.”
Michelle McIntyre
Fellowship Alum | 2023
“The Fellowship has done such a great job cultivating a community of educators of color who are called to this work. I never would have thought that I would build such great friendships and with other people of color who are doing the things I’m doing - transforming education.”
Cinique Weekes-Bynoe
Fellowship Alum | 2023
“The Fellowship provided, created, and sustained a space where we could have like-minded people solving problems together for the future of our nation’s schools.”
Jean Hill
Fellowship Alum | 2023
Impact by Design
Results You Can Count On
New Leaders has the most effective approach to principal development in the country. Multiple independent evaluations have proven that in schools led by a New Leaders principal:
- Students perform better in reading and math
- Students have better attendance rates
- Students gain additional months of learning
- Principals, themselves, stay loner in their roles