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NASSP_Social_Justice_Session_3_Presentation
NASSP_Social_Justice_Session_3_Presentation
NASSP_Social_Justice_Session_3_Presentation_V2
NASSP_Social_Justice_Session_3_Presentation_V2
Student Data Privacy 2021[7164]
Advancing Digital Equity through Principals’ Leadership in the FCC’s Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) (2)
Advancing Digital Equity through Principals’ Leadership in the FCC’s Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) (2)
Foster Global Citizenship
Families today often avoid conversation about current events at holiday dinners, and at friendly gatherings partygoers quickly steer talk away from politics. At work, the same rules often apply. Even in education today, where current events awareness has long been a staple and seen as a responsibility of schools, it has become harder to talk […]
Better Together: The Power of the Professional Learning Network
One of the biggest shifts I struggled with when transitioning from the classroom to the principalship was moving from the support of a team of teachers to the solitude of a building leader. As leaders, we are entrusted to so much confidential, stressful, and often heart-wrenching information. In my early years in the principal position, […]
Federal Funding for Formula and Competitive Grants
Purpose: To affirm NASSP’s support for federal funding that helps prepare secondary students for postsecondary success and to ensure that competitive grant programs do not divert substantial federal resources that are intended for key foundational formula programs and are implemented in a way that is meaningful, appropriate, fair, and grounded in research-based evidence. Formula grants […]
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Legal Matters: May 2020
Teachers have reported an increase in divisive rhetoric in the classroom surrounding religion, gender, race, and immigration. A 2016 survey conducted by the Southern Poverty Law Center found that 80 percent of teachers surveyed reported feeling fearful for marginalized student groups, and 40 percent of teachers observed derogatory language directed toward minority students. One Tennessee […]