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Find Your Tribe
Read MoreLearn how one principal reflects and grows as a leader with fellow educators.
Walking and Communicating with Confidence
Read MoreHow women administrators can hone their confidence to more effectively lead their schools.
Success Throughout the Year
Read MoreAs principals start off the year and work on school improvement or professional growth, its helpful to identify strategies that can help them throughout the ye…
Standing Proud in Our Success
Read MoreWhy women should be more proud and willing to share their achievements.
The Importance of Social-Emotional Learning
Read MoreA discussion for principals focusing on the what, why, and how of social-emotional learning.
Simple Leadership Tips for Principals
Read MoreMinnesota principal Jessica Cabeen discusses leadership tips for principals
Imposter Syndrome
Read MoreA look at why some think they don’t “deserve” their roles, and how to work through these feelings.
Communication Is Key
Read MoreIn this special episode recorded live at #NAESP22, we discuss best practices for communication as the school year starts.
Addressing Negative Thinking
Read MoreThinking through strategies principals can use to manage negativity.
Leadership Longevity
Read MoreHow a long time principal sustains and grows as a leader, years into the role.