Support for New Principals
- Coaching
- On-going professional development
- Assistance with Pro-Cert
Each year Seattle University graduates 12 - 15 students in the Educational Administration program who are prepared to assume administrative positions. More than half are successful in obtaining assistant principal, principal, or other administrative postitions upon graduating. The Program for New Principals serves those individuals who have earned a degree in Educational Administration and who are employed in school administrative roles.
Leadership Coaches will provide three to six hours a month of one-on-one, on-site leadership coaching to new administrators. These sessions will include feedback for the new administrator on classroom observations, post-observation conferences, parent meetings, and faculty meetings. They will also provide the new administrator opportunities to problem solve in a confidential, supportive environment. Leadership Coaches are retired or experienced administrators, who are committed to developing exceptional school leaders, want to make a difference, and see themselves as change agents in pursuit of excellence for students.
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Year One
- Regular and frequent on-site leadership coaching
Year Two
- Regular monthly leadership coaching sessions
- More frequent coaching as needed
Year Three
- Leadership coaching on request
- A professional development plan leading toward professional certification in two more years
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Institute for Leadership Induction
A Professional Development Institute for Beginning Administrators, Principals, Superintendents, Leadership Coaches, Administrative Interns, and their Site Supervisors.
August 1, 2008
Seattle University
8:30 A.M. – 3:30 P. M.
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CONTACT US
Ann Marie Tripps
Project Director
Program for New Principals
Loyola Hall, Seattle University
(206) 296-2632
trippsa@seattleu.edu ABOUT
Mission/Goals
Advisory Committee
Faculty and Staff
Coaches and New Administrators
PROGRAMS
Support - New Principals
Support - Leadership Coach
Support - Internship Supervisors
ASPIRING OR NEW PRINCIPALS
SU Education Administration
Endorsements
Leadership CoachS
How to Become a Leadership Coach
Involve Your District
Resources and Links
CALENDAR
Workshop Dates
Advisory Committee Meetings
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