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Do you believe that all of the Houston region's public school students can acheive postsecondary success when provided with a high-quality education? Are you a teacher, school administrator, or business professional with the passion, drive and skills necessary to lead a high-need school?
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Houston A+ Challenge’s Regional Principal Leadership Academy is designed for aspiring principals who seek to lead the Houston region’s most challenged public schools, staffs and students to higher levels of achievement.
Maximum enrollment: 25. Applications due: February 26, 2010. Program starts: June 2010.
Hear directly from current Academy Interns, speak with Academy faculty, and get a jump start on the 2010-11 application and selection process at a Regional Principal Leadership Academy information session.
Additional sessions -- co-hosted with district partners -- will be held throughout Fall and Winter 2009-10.
Please RSVP in advance for the specific session you wish to attend, as space is limited.
None Scheduled |
All sessions held at Houston A+ Challenge 2700 Southwest Freeway, Suite B, Houston, TX 77098 (map) Behind the Houston Red Cross; Parking on the roof
Apply Online by Feb. 26, 2010 |
Why Choose Houston A+ Challenge?
- Join a highly selective cohort of top candidates from school districts across the region for an intensive three-week summer session.
- Experience a practicum-based, instructional leadership training program that pairs each aspiring principal with a mentor principal for a year-long internship.
- Receive intense one-on-one coaching and follow-up support from Houston A+ Challenge’s Academy faculty and staff.
- Prepare for principal certification (if needed).
- Experience a Thought Leadership series delivered by nationally recognized practitioners and thought leaders in K-12 education and business.
- Plug into the network of educators across the region who have worked with Houston A+ Challenge since 1997 to create lasting improvements in public education.
Generous support for the Houston A+ Academy comes from Houston Endowment, The Brown Foundation, JPMorgan Chase and other generous sponsors.