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What is the Leadership Institute?
Georgia's Leadership Institute for School Improvement is a partnership devoted
to the success of Georgia's educational leaders in meeting elevated expectations
for student achievement and school performance.
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Leadership Development:
Our leadership development programs develop capacity and willingness to lead
continuous school improvement.
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Policy: We work with stakeholders in school improvement
to advocate for policy changes that support getting and keeping high-quality
educational leaders for Georgia's schools.
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Research and Evaluation: We use research-based practices to develop models that define and analyze the
evolving work of educational leadership and continuously improve our approaches.
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Partnerships: We work to build collaborative relationships, partnerships,
and learning communities of educational leaders, business and community leaders,
higher education and the community to ensure the success of students and
educational leaders in Georgia.
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Questions about changes in Georgia's
Educational Leadership Certification Rule?
Read
"Changes
in Georgia Educational Leadership Preparation and Certification: The Legal and
Practical Issues." Prepared for the Georgia School Superintendents
Association by Phil Hartley of Harben, Hartley & Hawkins, LLP, with assistance
from Marvene Brooks, Education Consultant, this article gives an overview of the
new Rule and its implications for central offices and schools.
New on our
Promising
Practices site
We've added three new Promising Practices to the
site:
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Burke
County: Burke County High School (Principal
Wayne Hickman)
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Calhoun City: Calhoun City Primary School
(Technology Coach Greta Hughes)
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Jones
County: Dames Ferry Elementary School
(Principal Dianna Blizzard)
These three great Promising Practices were
presented at our GLISI Display of Excellence in February. Two other recent
postings include:
Check our Promising Practices site to see how
GLISI principals are leading their teams to higher levels of achievement using
GLISI tools and processes.
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NEWS, LINKS, &
UPCOMING EVENTS |
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NEW
Performance-based Modules posted!
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New:
Distributed Leadership Series 2 of 4 - Leading a Team to Develop Strategies
to Implement Distributed Leadership
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Revised: Distributed Leadership Series 1 of 4 -
Prepare for Distributed Leadership
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Negotiating for Improved School Performance
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Writing
With Impact for Effective Communication
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Performance Leadership Series II, 1 of 4 - Leading a Team to Allocate Resources
Based on the Balanced Scorecard
► Building Capacity of Parents to Help Their Children
Succeed in School Series: Module 1 of 2 - Presenting Student Achievement Data
► Revised:
Leading a Content-area Team Through EOCT Data Analysis Series: Module 1 of 2,
Develop an Action Plan
Read a Harvard Business School article about Fulton County,
Georgia's implementation of the Balanced Scorecard
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Resources for Base Camp and Summit participants, including Summit
documents, Quick Start Guides are here!
Click
here for the Base Camp and Leadership Summit Resources page
Georgia Appleseed has made a video available via
Webcast of their September "Knowledge Forum on Parental Involvement Under No
Child Left Behind," with Sen. Johnny Isakson, former Gov. Roy Barnes, Dr. Joyce
Epstein, Dr. Diane Bradford, and Laura Dobbs.
Link to Appleseed's site here.
The GLISI Framework for Leadership of School Improvement
- download hereMastery Maps-download
here
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