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Backing Off a Public Vow (December 2013)
Two girls, one white and one black, have a ferocious fight in a high school hallway. The white girl is severely beaten. The school ...
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Colorado School Districts Show Resilience
Nearly a year after Hurricane Sandy battered the nation’s eastern shoreline, Colorado communities continue to fix the damages.
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Lee’s Summit R-7 School District
This School District shares how they educate local business leaders about the challenges district faces related to school funding.
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Looking for information on how to leverage social media to promote your district?
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AASA Publications
AASA regularly presents new and best selling AASA co-published books on critical topics in educational leadership.
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Superintendent Resource Library
A collection of articles on best practices for managing superintendent/board relations, supe and contract evaluations and negotiations and much more!
Reflections from the Superintendent
- Mort Sherman: A Firm Grasp of the Obvious: Lessons from our Icons
- Mort Sherman: Our Voices Need to Be Heard – The Power of Collaboration
- Mort Sherman: The Mission of the Superintendent
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Superintendents Grapple With Common-Core Implementation
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The Ethical Educator
Backing Off a Public Vow
Scenario: Two girls, one white and one black, have a ferocious fight in a high school hallway. The white girl is severely beaten. The school staff is outraged, as are the victim's parents. The principal suspends the black girl and turns over to the superintendent the question of further consequences, as required by policy. The principal also vows, before the superintendent has ruled, that if the aggressor is returned to school, he will resign. The superintendent, after gathering facts and holding a hearing, believes that a suspension of six months is justified. What do you do, however, with the public declaration by an excellent principal that he will resign if the girl returns?
Read our panelists' responses here.
Who Pays To Be at the Table?
Scenario: In the name of networking and building positive relationships with community partners, school district department heads routinely purchase table at fundraising dinners for other community organizations. These tables are filled mostly by school board members and top-level administrators in the district. Is this expenditure of public funds appropriate?
Read our panelists' responses here.
Bookstore
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Leaders Make It Happen!
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The American School Superintendent: 2010 Decennial Study
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Taking Flight to Literacy and Leadership! Soaring to New Heights in Learning
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Giving Wings to Children’s Dreams
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Leadership for Family and Community Involvement
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Learning Communities 2.0: Educating in the Age of Empowerment
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The Savvy Superintendent: Leading Instruction to the Top of the Class
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Success in the Superintendency: Tips and Advice
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Designing School Systems for All Students
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Gaining on the Gap: Changing Hearts, Minds and Practice in the Arlington Public Schools
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