Jennifer graduate from Point Park University with her School Principal Certificate and currently works as remedial supervisor for an intermediate school in Pittsburgh, PA. After more than a decade as a reading specialist and now in her fifth year as a remedial supervisor, we asked Jennifer to tell us about
Let’s be honest. Money is on almost everybody’s minds. This is particularly true when you look at making any big decision or purchase. Starting a master’s degree program is definitely both of those things. As with all major decisions and purchases, that meant that I had to do my research.
Making the decision to return to the classroom as a student, even a virtual one, came with a variety of concerns. Times had changed, and being a student was no longer my only responsibility. The majority of my days were already spent at school, as a district administrator. As with
I knew that I was ready for challenge. I had recently settled into my new job, but I was looking for ways to improve myself and benefit my organization. I had always been a lifelong learner, and I was ready to become a student once again. Receiving my master’s degree
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