Spotlight on Assistant Principals

Communicator
April 2018, Volume 41, Issue 8

NAESP recently celebrated National Assistant Principals Week April 9-13, 2018, as we recognized the significant role APs play in the overall academic achievement of students. In the commitment to preparing assistant principals to step into the principal role, NAESP honors stellar assistant principals through its National Outstanding Assistant Principals (NOAP) Award Program.

The 2017-2018 NOAP winners share their best practices to help schools continue to strive for high-level student achievement and educational excellence. Click each winners name to view their best practices.

Laura Tate Edgewood Elementary School Homewood, Alabama	Mark Rash Angie Grant Elementary School Benton, Arkansas	Bill Hesford Bayfield Elementary School Bayfield, Colorado
Joseph Macrino Lewin G. Joel Jr. Elementary School Clinton, Connecticut	Equetta Jones Highlands Elementary School Wilmington, Delaware	Robin Neal Johns Creek Elementary School Suwanee, Georgia
Dr. Jeff Kelly Upson-Lee Middle School Thomaston, Georgia	Cecile LaMar Makaha Elementary School Waianae, Hawaii	Melissa Freistat Pocomoke Elementary School Pokomoke, Maryland
Elise DuBois Palmer River Elementary School REhoboth, Massachusetts	Tracy L. Sexton-Oliver Bluff View Elementary School Lake City, Minnesota	Rigel Painter Hollingsworth STEAM Academy Las Vegas, Nevada
Jerrod D. Roberts A.D. Olver Middle School Brockport, New York	Brian K. Lyons Wilson Elementary School Cincinnati, Ohio	Stephanie D. Farmer Tinicum School Essington, Pennsylvania
Shelly Archuleta Smith Andrew Jackson Elementary School Old Hickory, Tennessee	Jessica Melendez-Carrillo Congressman Silvestre & Carolina Reyes School El Paso, Texas	Kaitlyn M. Engelmeier-Foor Mary G. Porter Traditional School Woodbridge, Virginia
Janel O. Scurlock Pinedale Elementary School Pinedale, Wyoming

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