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Join the Glasgow Middle School team as they share insights on collaborative leadership and improving teamwork among school administrators. Learn how to enhance communication, shared vision, and professional growth for better outcomes in education. Gain practical ideas to strengthen partnerships with fellow administrators and drive student success.
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Getting Better Together:Principal and Assistant Principal Glasgow Middle School NASSP Webinar Wednesday, April 10, 2019
Josephine Franklin Moderator NASSP Faculty
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Agenda • Introductions • Making the Roles Collaborative • Getting Better Together • Closing
Today’s Presenters Shawn DeRose Katie Madigan
Glasgow Middle School Fairfax County, VA • 1,803 students • 57 languages, 53 countries • 65% are economically disadvantaged • 80% speak a language other than English at home • 30% in Level IV AAP • 29% are WIDA levels 1 through 4 • 16% have an IEP
Agenda • Introductions • Making the Roles Collaborative • Getting Better Together • Closing
Outcomes By the end of the webinar… Participants will have specific ideas for how to partner with other administrators in their building in a way that is dynamic, collaborative, and mutually beneficial.
Making the Roles Collaborative When we say collaborative, we mean . . . • Agreed upon vision • Shared ownership • Implied trust and support • Active two-way communication Why is this such a benefit? • Shared perspective, shared burden, shared success & professional growth
Making the Roles Collaborative Ask: What are we working toward together? What would success look and sound like? • Set a clear vision Example: • Increase student achievement in English • What quality instruction would look like
Making the Roles Collaborative Ask: What parts of the work do we each “own”? When and how do I get input and support? • Established shared ownership Example: • Plan for improvement • Support and Reporting Out via Check-in Meetings
Agenda • Introductions • Making the Roles Collaborative • Getting Better Together • Closing
Getting Better Together When we say getting better together, we mean . . . • Expanding our skill set • Refining our approaches • Broadening our perspectives Why is this such a benefit? • Modeling lifelong learning for staff and students, overall improvement for kids
Getting Better Together Ask: What do we each need to do in order to accomplish our vision? • Set high expectations Example: • Premortem • “Focus on English and win.”
Getting Better Together Ask: Do we know our own and each other’s area of strength/growth? What feedback approaches work best for us? • Inviting feedback Example: • Admin retreat feedback poster: • Continue • More often • More effective
Agenda • Introductions • Making the Roles Collaborative • Getting Better Together • Closing
Closure • Conversation is the relationship • Make time for these questions • You will have a more collaborative and dynamic relationship