Connect With Dan: Building a School in the Mountains of the Dominican Republic
"The reward comes from seeing the joy in the eyes of the students and the gratefulness on the part of parents as they see the school being constructed for them. It is instant gratification for all. That’s something that educators don’t get much of these days," said Dan Domenech in his recent blog.
New Blog by David Schuler, AASA President-Elect: Transforming Education in the Digital Era
"The challenge is in ensuring the right process is used to implement an actual transformation of teaching and learning in our classrooms across the country," share David Schuler, AASA president-elect, in his latest blog.
Meet Four Finalists for the 2015 AASA National Superintendent of the Year
Finalists include MaryEllen Elia (FL), Philip Lanoue (GA), Patrick Murphy (VA) and Patrice Pujol (LA). Watch video here [3:26].
January Issue of School Administrator: Alternative Uses of Time
AASA’s latest magazine issue examines school districts with later high school start times, trimesters, the four-day school week and flexible learning on snow days. Access the issue in a digital, page-turning format and share with colleagues. Also available is an archive of past issues of School Administrator magazine.
New Book by Henry G. Brzycki
This award winning book presents a new paradigm that represents the needs of our 21st century society and our children – their emotional, psychological, and physical well-being needs. AASA Members get a 20% discount off the $34.95 cover price. Learn more.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Four Finalists Are Announced
AASA announced the finalists for the 2015 National Superintendent of the Year. Finalists include superintendents from Florida, Georgia, Louisiana and Virginia. This year marks the 28th anniversary of the program, which honors school system leaders throughout the country. Read the press release.
Tune in to AASA Radio: What's Ahead for Education Budgets Under the New Congress?
In this segment, Jack Jennings, retired president, Center on Education Policy, one of the 10 most influential organizations affecting school policy in the United States, shares how Republican control of the House and Senate may impact education budgets and policy and what changes superintedents may expect.
Courageous Leadership Conversation With Laurence Spring and Scott Stowell
Laurence Spring, superintendent, and Scott Stowell, food service director, Schenectady City School District in New York State, share their story why breakfast in the classroom makes academic success. Watch video on YouTube [8:57].