Leadership & Professional Learning Programs

Professional Learning • Leadership • Inclusive Practices

Leadership Development & Professional Learning Programs

As the Michigan Association of Administrators of Special Education (MAASE), we are dedicated to empowering education leaders with the knowledge and tools they need to create inclusive, equitable learning environments. Our programs provide innovative, hands-on training opportunities that strengthen capacity at every stage of the professional journey.

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Leadership Programs
Statewide
Professional Impact
Hybrid
Flexible Learning Models
Inclusive
Student-Centered Focus
Support Staff Capacity

Paraeducator Learning Series

Addressing shortages by equipping trainers to lead the Paraeducator Bootcamp through modules aligned with CEC Core Competencies.

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Administrator Development

Developing Inclusive Leaders

Equipping building principals and administrators with hybrid resources, coaching, and tools to run culturally responsive classrooms.

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External MASA Partnership

Horizon +SE Academy

An innovative leadership pathway helping emerging supervisors earn executive administrator credentials via MASA's programming.

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Mentorship Retention

MAASE Administrator Mentoring and Coaching Program

This year-long coaching initiative provides individualized leadership support through relationship-based coaching conversations that strengthen professional practice, reduce isolation, and improve administrator retention.

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Early Career Support

New Administrator Academy

Provides a year-long learning and mentoring experience equipping new special education administrators with the skills and network needed to lead effective, compliant programs.

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Want further information regarding cohort schedules, funding parameters, or enrollment credentials? Please browse our official MAASE Portals.

The Michigan Association of Administrators of Special Education (MAASE) is a statewide network of educational leaders advancing equitable outcomes for students with disabilities through leadership, collaboration, and advocacy.