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Communicator - November 2017
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FOR YOU |
Recap: Principals as Leaders of Literacy
Create a literacy leadership framework to improve students' reading and listening comprehension. Read more
How Children’s Literature Fosters Foundational Skills
A principal’s journey toward enhancing a growth mindset with classroom visits. Read more
Making Student Feedback Work
New advice on building a culture of feedback and making it meaningful for teachers. Read more
FOR YOUR SCHOOL |
Help Students Cope With Grief Over the Holidays
Steps schools can take to provide emotional support for grieving students. Read more
What Do Parents Want? Play
A recent poll shows that parents think free play time is important to students’ overall development and health. Read more
Wow!Ed Newsletter: Three 21st Century Strategies: Grist for the Mill
View articles on innovative practices to improve learning outcomes to better engage students. Read more
Grants, Opportunities, & Free Resources
Learn about upcoming grant deadlines and get information about free resources that can help your school. Read more
NAESP NEWS |
Upcoming Mentor Training in Alabama, Nov. 30
Take the time to invest in yourself, your career, and the principal profession as a National Certified Principal Mentor. Read more
NAESP Vice Presidential Candidates Named
The NAESP nominating committee has announced candidates: Kimbrelle Barbosa Lewis, principal of Cordova Elementary School, and Thomas Payton, principal of Roanoke Avenue Elementary School. Read more
New Zone 5 Director Named to NAESP Board
Bill Jones, principal of Corbin Intermediate School, has been elected as the new Zone 5 Director to the NAESP Board of Directors. Read more
Registration Now Open for NAESP’s 2018 Conference
Join us in Orlando for the 2018 NAESP Pre-K–8 Principals Conference, featuring keynote speaker, Daniel H. Pink. Read more
Write for #PrincipalMag
Writing for Principal is a great way to contribute to the principalship and to enhance your own professional development. Read more