Reframing Your Thinking
Author Jimmy Casas shares tips for reframing your thinking to overcome challenges and thrive.
Admin Self Care
Counselor Michael Creekmore provides ways to prioritize your mental health and wellness.
Discover best practices from educational leaders and practitioners in the TEPSA News.
Responding to a Bad T-PESS Evaluation
TEPSA Outside General Counsel Kevin Lungwitz shares why writing a response is a time-honored, professional activity that is almost always recommended following a bad evaluation.
The Path to the Principalship: Effective and Influential Moves
Principal Valerie Walker lists 10 tips she believes anyone who wants to become a principal should know and do well.
Explore in-depth research from education experts in the TEPSA Leader.
Keeping Equity the Focus of Your Campus: Eight Things to Keep Top of Mind
Principal LaToya Patterson shares eight steps to help ensure equity on your campus.
Five Things You Need to Know About Dyslexia
With the revised Dyslexia Handbook, the state has begun inching its way to handling dyslexia the same as any other disability that may require special education and related services. Kristin McGuire from the Texas Council of Administrators of Special Education shares five things principals need to know about dyslexia.
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