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VASCD Strategic Plan 2009-2011
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Announcements:
Preparing for the New School Year: An Interview with ASCD President Sara Shubel
“VASCD Receives an ASCD Excellence Award for Communications” (Click to Enlarge) VASCD member Paula White, ASCD President Linda Mariotti, VASCD members Karen Marcus and Becky Fisher, VASCD Executive Director, and ASCD Executive Director Gene Carter (photo credit to Mark Regan) 2010 Spring Newsletter available!
Read the Spring 2010 Issue of Virginia Educational Leadership in new e-journal format!
ASCD Selects Principal from Newport News, VA.
Brain Nichols, principal of Hidenwood Elementary Schools, Newport News, VA., was selected as one of the 2010 Outstanding Young Educators. Nichols has a history of turning around low-performing schools through a mix of strategic use of data, collaborative leadership, and innovative education practices. His approach as a professional development leader at his schools models what he expects from his teachers. Nichols also empowers his educators to become professional development leaders themselves by conducting observations and walkthroughs of each other's classrooms and sharing their strengths. 2010 Curriculum Leader of the Year Award Information
Links: Visit VirginiaTomorrow.com for updates on politics in Virginia.
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Upcoming Events, Regional Conferences, and Annual Conferences:
VASCD's 2010-2011 Regional Conferences- REGISTER ONLINE NOW or fax your REGISTRATION FORM to (434) 979-0867 Contact Maggie Ayer for Group Discount Information
VASCD's 2009-2010 Annual Conferences-
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ASCD's Whole Child Presentation (in PowerPoint format)
ASCD's Whole Child Presentation (in Adobe PDF format)
Join ASCD's Focus on: The Whole Child: Healthy, Safe, Engaged, Supported, Challenged The Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD) calls on parents, educators, policymakers, and communities to join forces to ensure our children become productive, engaged citizens. Our children deserve an education that emphasizes academic rigor as well as the essential 21st-century skills of critical thinking and creativity. Click below for more information on this ASCD's approach to the Whole Child as well as other ASCD resources and links.
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