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Summer 2023: Online Graduate Courses

Take advantage of the summer to enhance your career and literacy expertise!

By enrolling in our 8-week online graduate courses, you have the flexibility to study when and where you want. You’ll learn in a virtual community that supports you, with interactive elements like chats and discussion forums that keep you connected. With access to the latest online learning tools and educational resources, you can feel confident that you’re getting everything a Lesley University education has to offer.

SUMMER TERM I: May 15 – July 9, 2023

Learn how to lead productive literacy leadership teams, create a culture of collaboration, trust, and respect in your school, and study the importance of developing long-term systemic school improvement.

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SUMMER TERM II: July 10 – September 3, 2023

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ON DEMAND COURSE

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Did you know? We offer two online graduate certificate programs!

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Not sure which graduate course or certificate is right for you?

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