
What is the New Leader Academy?
High-quality instructional leadership is essential to the success of schools. The principal is in a position to ensure that high-quality teaching and learning are at the core of the campus culture. As instructional champions, a new leader’s primary role is to build the capacity of teachers and to ensure that every student has access to high-quality instruction. At the same time, new leaders must manage the day-to-day operations of the campus, while looking beyond the school year. Coaching, along with valuable support systems throughout the year, is critical to building a strong base for success in the early years of the principalship.
In the year-long membership, campus leaders from around the state will learn to simplify common leadership challenges, clarify their vision of an effective school, establish core values, and develop the foundational skills for effective school leadership. The members of the New Leader Academy will be invited to live webinars, and they will have ongoing support throughout the year.
Common themes
- Current hot topics in education
- Identifying and using personal leadership strengths
- Exploring high-yield lead4ward data tools and instructional strategies at the application level for principals
- Sharing ways to foster a sustainable culture of improvement, collaboration, and inclusivity for all
- Developing a strong leadership team through the Leading Learning Series
NEW LEADER ACADEMY YEAR 2
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LEADERSHIP COACHING AVAILABLE!
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2022-2023 membership |
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year-long support |
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audience and questions |
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2022-23 live webinar calendar (9 AM central) |
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Consultant
Sophia Acevedo
Sophia Acevedo is the 2021 Texas recipient of the U.S. Department of Education’s Terrell Bell award. As principal, Sophia led her school to several TEA distinctions, including being named a National Blue-Ribbon campus. Read more–>