New Study on How a Principle Pipeline Impacts School Performance

05/13/19 • 11 min

AASA Radio- The American Association of School Administrators

I this episode we talk about an enlightening new study on the importance and impact of creating a principal pipeline.
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Jody Spiro, Wallace's director of education leadership, began working at the foundation as a senior program officer in 2002. Her career as a senior educator and manager of education programs has spanned the private, public, nonprofit and international sectors. Her areas of specialization include leadership, facilitating active learning and systemic change processes. She is the author of Leading Change Step-by-Step: Tactics, Tools, and Tales and High-Payoff Strategies: How Education Leaders Get Results.

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