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Improving Special Education Meetings: Tips for Principals and Teachers

Instructional Leadership, School Culture

The pandemic had a significant impact on students with disabilities and the implementation of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).

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Educating Military Connected Children: Three Main Ideas

Instructional Leadership, School Culture

Military connected children are a special group of students whose parents’ military service simultaneously benefits and challenges them.

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The Angry Parent and Social Media

Legal

Gone are the days when an angry stakeholder would write a letter to the editor, who might fact-check it before publication. Today, an angry parent controls the means of publication via social media.

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Leadership by the Book: Top 10 Ways Administrators Can Build a Campus Reading Culture

Instructional Leadership, School Culture

As a principal and assistant principal, my heart is always thinking about books and creating a reading culture on my campus.

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Teacher Nonrenewal Basics

Legal

There are different ways to dismiss an employee. If the professional educator, such as a teacher, assistant principal, or principal, has a term contract, a nonrenewal is a tactic that has been around since the early 1980s.

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Sexual Misconduct on Your Campus Part 2: Student-to-Student Sexual Misconduct

Legal

In part one of this two-part series, we reviewed employee sexual misconduct with students. In this article, we will examine student-to-student sexual misconduct.

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Improving Special Education Meetings: Tips for Principals and Teachers

Educating Military Connected Children: Three Main Ideas

The Angry Parent and Social Media

Leadership by the Book: Top 10 Ways Administrators Can Build a Campus Reading Culture

Teacher Nonrenewal Basics

Sexual Misconduct on Your Campus Part 2: Student-to-Student Sexual Misconduct

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