December 2020
2020-21 Principals Institute, Session 3 of 6 (Virtual)
For 2020-21, TASA is partnering with N2 Learning to offer The Principals' Institute (PI 10), a year-long professional development series that provides a unique opportunity for principals to understand why transformation of public education is necessary, and to develop the knowledge and skills required to lead and build the capacity to sustain transformation over time. Learn more about the institute. Sessions & Format/Locations The PI 10 cohort will meet six times during the 2020-21 school year, with virtual events…
Find out more »2020-21 Executive Leadership Institute, Session 2 of 4 (Virtual)
Starting in 2020-21, TASA is partnering with N2 Learning to offer the Executive Leadership Institute, which is designed to build the capacity of district executive leaders for system-wide improvements in teaching and learning. Sessions will include opportunities for leaders to cultivate strategic approaches and actions in order to support district transformational efforts. In addition to the scheduled sessions, each participant will receive the support of an Executive Coach throughout the year. Learn more about the institute. Sessions & Format/Locations ELI…
Find out more »2020-21 Assistant Principal Leadership Academy – Session 3 of 6
TASA partners with N2 Learning to offer the Assistant Principal Leadership Academy (APL), which not only prepares assistant principals to take on the role of principal, but also helps them to grow as transformational leaders. For 2020-21, the academy is being conducted virtually for health and safety reasons. APL includes six, half-day sessions throughout the school year. Sessions Session 1: September 15, 2020 Session 2: October 20, 2020 Session 3: December 3, 2020 Session 4: February 9, 2021 Session 5:…
Find out more »Nomination Deadline for 2020 Golden Deeds Award
Given since 1964, the Golden Deeds for Education Award is considered the most coveted award in Texas public education. TASA and the Texas A&M University Department of Educational Administration and Human Resource Development co-present the award annually. The Golden Deeds recipient is nominated through a statewide nominating committee, which consists of school district superintendents from across Texas. The award is presented to an individual who has, through actions and deeds, improved the educational system in Texas to enrich the lives…
Find out more »Golden Deeds Committee Reviews Nominations & Determines Recipient
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