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nassp.org

Take Action Now | School Safety and Support | Supporting Student Wellness As part of NASSP’s mission to support school leaders in creating supportive and thriving learning environments, we empower our members to advocate for state and federal policies that will better support public schools, strengthen the teacher and principal pipelines, provide more resources to students for their mental health, well-being, and safety, and expand unique learning opportunities for all students that better prepare them for postsecondary success.  Use the resources below to contact your local, state, and federal elected officials and advocate for the policies we need to strengthen

aasa.org

AASA is the premier association for superintendents and other school system leaders and serves as the national voice for public education and district leadership on Capitol Hill.

instructionpartners.org

Instruction Partners (“we,” “us”) values your support and we take your privacy rights very seriously. This privacy policy (“Privacy Policy”) describes the policies and procedures by which we collect, use, and safeguard private information that is collected and received from your use of our website www.instructionpartners.org, www.schoolresourcehub.org, and other websites that we own which link […]

battelleforkids.org

Battelle for Kids is a national, not-for-profit organization helping to empower educators so that every student has hope, resilience, and the knowledge and skills to be future-ready.

teacherhead.com

A previous post, What makes a great teacher?, was a popular post. I suppose that’s not surprising; people are intrigued to know what the answer might be. Am I a great teacher? Can I be a grea…

ilprincipals.org

IPA works to provide members high quality professional development, networking opportunities, and advocates on the behalf of school leaders.

mcoe.org

The main role of the County Superintendent is to create a network of support for students in all 20 school districts in Merced County. The County Superintendent does not directly oversee the local school districts or their superintendents; each local board of education is elected and charged with that responsibility.