My Favorite Amazon Prime Day Deals for School Leaders
I was sharing some of these deals through my social media accounts, and rather than clutter up my feeds with all kinds of posts about my favorite Prime Day deals, …
The New School Leader #28
Effective school leadership is a delicate balance of supporting growth and avoiding missteps. In this edition of the New School Leader Newsletter, we explore how assistant principals can drive student …
Develop Your Leadership Skills as an Aspiring Assistant Principal
As a teacher, you don’t have to wait for an official administrative title to start developing crucial leadership skills. In fact, your classroom is the perfect proving ground to cultivate …
The New School Leader #27
In the ever-evolving landscape of education, effective leadership is the cornerstone of successful schools. By focusing on the key areas highlighted in this issue of the New School Leader Newsletter, …
The New School Leader #26
School leadership is a calling to inspire, empower, and create positive change. Embrace this challenge with passion, purpose, and a commitment to lifelong learning, and you’ll unlock the true potential …
How to Build Trust With Your Teachers as a New AP
Becoming an assistant principal is an exciting career milestone, but it also brings new challenges – especially when it comes to earning the trust and respect of the teaching staff …
The Best Gift for Assistant Principals
My wife and my children bought me an early Father’s Day gift a few weeks ago, and I have not stopped using it since the day it arrived. Given how …
The New School Leader #25
Summer is rapidly approaching (a few fortunate souls are already there)! To celebrate the end of the 23-24 school year, we are having our big “End of School” sale for …
The New School Leader #24
It’s January, and for many of us, that means it is JOB SEASON. The next 6-7 months are going to be full of opportunities for many of us to take …
The New School Leader #23
“The reason you feel like you’ve got too much to do is because you are doing too much.” – Josh Spector It is so easy for school leaders to get …