NAESP's award-winning blog, the Principals' Office, is the ideal venue to share your thoughts on a variety of education-related news, issues, and innovation with your peers.
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Sharing the Dream Grant — Helping Principals Create Cultures
of Engagement and Involvement in Their Schools — Application deadline extendedd until July 1.
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NAESP Election Results
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2008 Winners of the Dream! Reach! Succeed! Essay Contest
The essay contest challenged students in grades 3-6 to consider the accomplishments of Milton Hershey, the visionary businessman turned philanthropist.
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 Executive Director Gail Connelly was recently interviewed on Sky Radio, a company that produces radio programming for United, American, Delta, Northwest, US Airways, and America West airlines. Click on the audio icon for a conversation about the future of K-8 education.
 The RTI Action Network will provide you with assistance and networking as you work with your district to implement RTI.
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Purchase/download NAESP's Webinar—Understanding Autism and Aspergers Syndrome: The Guiding "Principals"—for a member price of just $25. Click Here!
Yareka!™ The principal’s one-stop source for online education research and for sharing ideas.
A new honor society for elementary students! Find out more about the National Elementary Honor Society.
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Mark your calendar now for the 2008 NAESP Summer Institute!
Leadership for Learning: Principals as Transformers
Sheraton Oceanfront Hotel, Virginia Beach, VA, July 6-9, 2008
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Start your advanced degree NOW! NAESP and Nova Southeastern University (NSU) provide members and their teachers a 20% discount on NSU's advanced degree programs. Learn more about this amazing benefit!
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Study: Teachers not being
taught math properly For kids to do better in math, their teachers might have to go back to school. Elementary-school teachers are poorly prepared by education schools to teach math, finds a study being released Thursday by the National Council on Teacher Quality.
Universal preschool students perform better
An ambitious public pre-kindergarten program in Oklahoma boosts kids' skills dramatically, a long-awaited study finds, for the first time offering across-the-board evidence that universal preschool, open to all children, benefits both low-income and middle-class kids.
Across U.S., schools feel budget pinch
In districts across the United States, budget shortfalls are resulting in locked-up schools, flurries of pink slips, and empty shelves where new books and computers should be.
Sandra Day O'Connor prepping civics lessons
Sandra Day O'Connor is developing a free interactive Web program for middle schoolers on the U.S. court system. The program will be called Our Courts and allow students to participate in realistic government simulations and investigate and argue actual cases.
Terre Haute principal
to lead national organization The students at Rio Grande elementary school surprised Principal Diane Cargile with a crown and sash reading "Madame President-elect" Thursday morning.
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