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Transformative Leadership Learning

AdministrativeServices Leadership Transformative Leadership Learning
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Leadership in School Improvement

Leading the school improvement process is one of the most challenging and rewarding tasks district central office and administrator leader’s face. District central offices matter substantially to district-wide teaching and learning improvement. Through the transformation process, central offices strengthen principals’ instructional leadership as a key lever for teaching and learning improvement goals for all students.
Learning leaders share responsibility for all students

Professional Development to Support School Improvement

  • LEARN the importance of central office engagement with school principals in learning-focused partnerships.
  • LEVERAGE leadership actions that research has identified as being the most effective in improving school and student performance.
  • WORK collaboratively on a district/campus improvement goals that would make the most difference for your staff and students.
  • LEAD change by acquiring new skills, tools, and protocols for engaging and mobilizing instructional leadership and teacher leadership.
  • SUCCEED by achieving greater school success.
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The Effective Schools Framework - Prioritized Lever 1: Strong School Leadership and Planning is critical to creating a coherent organization to support teaching and learning, and provide strategic direction within a district or on campus.

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Sandra Moore

Email: sandra.moore@region10.org
Phone: 972-348-1044
Twitter: @Region10leaders

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