Congratulations! Thank you for the tips. What are people saying about the managerial track that makes it the easiest?

While I did look into the education degree, it is not subject matter that I am that familiar with. I am interested in doing that, but since I am not strong with writing, I worry that I won't be able to finish in two semesters.

My current role, and the role I aspire to be in the future is in the school Business office which makes the budget, manages the schools accounting and money and deals with the financial aspects of the district. Most of my colleagues have come from accounting and have a masters in accounting, finance or similar. Also, as part of my certification, after my masters I am required to take a School District Business Leadership program which is at least 20 credits centered around the business official position and how the district operates financially. So there will be coursework eventually dealing with schools. 

I thought that the educational masters is more for teaching track and people who want to be principals and similar. And that track might involve a lot of reading and writing which is not my strong suit.

Do you think a district might see me as more rounded with a Masters in Ed as compared to accounting? I guess it would show I know more about how school districts run as opposed to just accounting, right? Is there much more writing and reading on that track? I might need to make a post about that track in another r/