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June 18, 2013

D.C. Principal to Get Leadership Award

A D.C. charter school principal is awarded for outstanding leadership.  Read Full Post >

June 14, 2013

Applications for Principal Ambassador Fellowship Now Open

Applications for the U.S. Department of Education's Principal Ambassador Fellowship were made public this week.  Read Full Post >

March 29, 2013

Dozens Protest New Dallas Principal Evaluations

Community members protested Dallas's new principal evaluation system at district headquarters.  Read Full Post >

February 21, 2013

Principals' Morale Declining: Some Possible Reasons Why

In an annual survey, principals report declining levels of job satisfaction.  Read Full Post >

December 19, 2012

Nation's Principals: Don't Give Us Guns!

Nation's school principals oppose arming school officials.  Read Full Post >

September 13, 2012

Principals' Associations Report: Evaluations Should Be Multifaceted

Principal evaluation should be multifaceted and growth-oriented rather than punitive and reliant on standardized test scores, according to a new report put out today by the National Association of Elementary School Principals and the National Association of Secondary School Principals.  Read Full Post >

July 10, 2012

Pittsburgh Principal Leadership Program Evaluated

The RAND Corp. examined an initiative in the district aimed at creating better school leaders.  Read Full Post >

June 27, 2012

Foundation Releases Key Lessons On Principal Leadership Training

The New York-based Wallace Foundation's latest report offers lessons in how to get strong leadership in every school.  Read Full Post >

April 10, 2012

The Principal Perspective: A Research Roundup

The Center for Public Education has compiled a report that brings together several resources on principal effectiveness.  Read Full Post >

January 27, 2012

Principals Balk at Stepped-Up Demands for Teacher Evaluations

The expanded teacher evaluation process required by some education reform efforts takes too much time for too little reward, some principals say.  Read Full Post >

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