Ed.S. to Ed.D. Flexible transfer credits ( a request for help)

I am going to start my Ed.S. from Fort Hays (on-line) this spring (hopefully). My location is south-central Kansas.
I will be getting my district licensure this way (enabling me to be a Supt. or Asst. Supt.). It is 30 hours. I have found a few options for schools that seem to be flexible about rolling this into a Ed.D. (the degree that most districts expect for their Supt)

Liberty, where I got my last degree, will take 24 hours of an Ed.S. Cost is also pretty good.
ORU will take the full thirty. They are 3 hours away and most of the classes are four day intensives and summer school and few online.
NCU from what I understand is pretty flexible as well.
Wichita State requires a Wednesday class that meets from 1100 to 4 pm for two years. I do not have that many annual leave hours for that to be a real option.

I am okay with DETC as well although from what I can see so far Aspen and CCU do not appear to have flexible transfer policies.

Thanks for helping with any schools I may have missed.

 

Additional Ed.S. online programs:

University of Nebraska Education Specialist in Educational Administration: School Superintendent - Online Worldwide

Wayne State College ($237.50 /online credit hour) <<-- Wayne State College -->>