Lock Haven University Accepts Stacey Shively into Online Master of Education Program

LOCK HAVEN, PA (10/10/2011)(readMedia)-- Lock Haven University is pleased to announce that Stacey Shively has been accepted into the LHU Master of Education program in Educational Leadership.

The Online Master of Education: Educational Leadership program offered at Lock Haven University is designed to teach current and future leaders the skills that enable effective development of student motivation, student achievement, teacher professional growth, curriculum development and implementation, school improvement, human resource leadership, and the capable management of the day-to-day operations within a school. The program meets all requirements of the Pennsylvania Inspired Leadership Standards outlined by the Pennsylvania Department of Education.

Jerry Falco, Assistant Director for Graduate Admissions at Lock Haven University notes that, "The shortage of highly qualified educational leaders across the United States is well documented and the problem is worsening. Lock Haven's Online Educational Leadership program enables teacher/leaders to earn the required qualifications to sit for the principal certification exam and to advance into this high need area at a schedule and pace that fits the demands of their personal lives."

Shively is a Learning Support Teacher at the Big Spring School District.  A resident of Mount Holly Springs, PA, Stacey is married to Scott and has two children, Kyle and Sarah.  Shively is the daughter of Gerald and Kathryn Putt who reside in Harrisburg, PA.  Stacey is a 1997 graduate of Lock Haven University where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Special Education.  Stacey plans to work as an Administrator in a school district and eventually hopes to work in an administrative position within the Department of Education.