A Superintendent is the district's chief administrator who reports directly to the school board and for the chief administrator's subordinates whose titles include the term superintendent, such as deputy, associate, or assistant superintendents, and who evaluate licensed personnel. Only the superintendent endorsement is required if one serves as both superintendent and principal in the district.

An Administrator is the administrator in each school attendance unit, and for all other administrators below the level of assistant superintendent who evaluate licensed personnel. Administrative licensure is not required for the head teacher in an elementary school district with seven or fewer teachers including the head teacher. 

School Counselor - For personnel assigned to assist students to: develop decision-making skills; obtain information about themselves; understand opportunities and alternatives available in educational programs; set tentative career and educational goals; accept increasing responsibilities for their own actions; develop skills in interpersonal relations; and utilize school and community resources. No person working in the schools shall use a title containing the works derived from COUNSELING or SOCIAL WORK without obtaining a school counselor or school psychologist license from the commission, or else obtaining a limited student service license together with approval of the title; unless licensed by the Board of Licensed Professional Counselors and Therapists, the Board of Psychologist Examiners, or the Board of Clinical Social Workers.

School Psychologist - No person working the schools shall use a title containing words derived from PSYCHOLOGY not claim to be a psychologist or to render psychological services without obtaining a school psychologist license from the commission unless licensed as a psychologist or psychologist associate by the Board of Psychologist Examiners.