PPT-Principals and other school leaders

The evidence base for their critical role in ESSA with state examples Educational briefing for Senators and Senate Staff Will Miller President The Wallace Foundation May 10 2017 O utline. Presented by:. JIM WALSH. What Happened?. 5. th. Circuit ruled . en banc . in a case about “viewpoint discrimination” based on religion in elementary schools. . The decision is part of ongoing litigation involving Plano ISD. . Conference. Keynote speakers. In-School Management . Anne Fitzpatrick –. Principal, St Anne’s Navan. Kindly sponsored by Prim-Ed.. In School Management Team. Leadership…doing the right things. Conference. Presentation of Conference Theme Paper. “Towards a New Model of In-School Management in Primary Schools” . Declan . Kyne. D4 - Chairperson PDC. Carmel Hume D9 - Vice-Chairperson PDC. Panelist for Exceptional Practices for Middle Level Leaders. - AMLE Webinars. “. . . walk on water and raise test scores!”. Five . Things. What Superintendents Want. Q: Is the principal able to cast a vision, communicate the vision to teachers and lead the staff and faculty effectively towards achieving the vision?. Professional Learning Opportunities. What can one teacher do?. What can one administrator do?. What can one school do?. Fall Webinar Series:. Top 6 Leadership Actions for Success on PARCC Next Generation Assessments. Principal’s Webinar. November 11, 2013. Presenters. :. Jeff A. . Bovee. , PhD – Vice President for Education, Pennsylvania Conference. Donovan B. Ross, PhD - Associate Director for Secondary Education, Columbia Union Conferenc. JIM WALSH. What Happened?. 5. th. Circuit ruled . en banc . in a case about “viewpoint discrimination” based on religion in elementary schools. . The decision is part of ongoing litigation involving Plano ISD. . June 26, 2016. Presenter. Amanda Karhuse. Director of Advocacy, NASSP. About. The National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP) . is the leading organization of and voice for middle level and high school principals, assistant principals, and school leaders from across the United States and in over 35 countries around the world. Founded in 1916, NASSP's mission is to connect and engage school leaders through advocacy, research, education, and student programs.. American Association of School Administrators. Ann Clark, Deputy Superintendent. March 29, 2013. About CMS. Number of Schools: . 159. Elementary schools: 88. Middle . schools: 39. High . schools: 28. Rich Neimand. . and Dave Clayton. September 09, 2015. School choice means that principals must be active marketers of their schools and the value of state and county investment in public education.. Research indicates that school leader quality is the second most important school factor in a child’s academic success.. Principals contribute up to 25% of student achievement, while teacher. s. . perceiving All of these indicators inuence how we lead how we teach and how we learn Most people nd that they perform at their best when tasks t their per-sonalities School leaders can learn to perfor Leaders need to know what students are supposed to learn and the standards they are supposedto meet in determining whether teachers exams and assessment guides are appropriate to meas-Leaders need to The evidence base for their critical role in ESSA – with state examples. Educational briefing for the US Department of Education. The Wallace Foundation. June 26, 2017. Agenda for today’s discussion.