I really think lots of state colleges will have a 5th year masters. I know U of SC does. Looks like Vanderbilt, UNC and Alabama all have something similar. OP, I suggest she start visiting schools to see what she likes as far as size and location. Small LACs may be less like to have education, but if she falls in love with one and wants to teach secondary, it’s pretty easy to find a program to offer masters as initial certification when you have degree in English, math, science, history, or a language. A lot of these are only slightly longer than a year anyway. My older D got history degree from LAC but decided to go with elementary education and is doing MAT that is one year plus 2 summers. She could have majored in elementary educ at her LAC but didn’t decide early enough that she wanted that age group. But she will be certified to teach by the fall and that is only one year out of UG so the same as if she had done a 5 year program to masters. She went to W&L, which is cold by SC standards 