Instructional
Leadership for Equity and Excellence
Course
#: EDLPS 519
Dates and
Times:
Cohort 1 and 2
Overview:
Ensuring equity and excellence for all students poses an enormous
leadership challenge for all school leaders. The ability to
“keep the flame alive” in the face of difficult social,
political, cultural, and economic problems is fundamental for
sustaining the kind of leadership schools need today. This course
focuses on sustaining that passion by further developing the
leadership capacity (knowledge, skills, tools, values, and will) of
practicing principals and assistant principals, and rekindling the
leadership spirit and desire necessary to sustain the pursuit of
equity and social justice for all students.
Objectives:
1)
Participants will develop a deeper understanding of the
organizational, political and social context of their current
school and school district.
2)
Participants will identify gaps between their own leadership values
of equity and excellence for all and the reality they face within
their current school and school district context.
3)
Participants will develop a deeper understanding of the
instructional and systems leadership necessary to close the gap
between the values they hold as leaders and the reality they
face.
4)
Participants will develop a conceptual framework for leading and
managing an aggressive agenda of equity and excellence for all
within their current school and school district context.
5) Participants, through continued deep reflection and peer
support, examine and will adjust their instructional and
organizational leadership strategies.
6)
Participants will develop a deeper understanding of their
leadership role in the improvement of teaching and learning in
literacy and mathematics.
7) Participants, through the program structure and support, will
leave the program undaunted by the daunting leadership challenge
they face; and, embrace this leadership challenge with a renewed
passion, energy and commitment.
8)
Participants will take instructional and organizational leadership
action to advance
their agenda of equity and excellence for all students.
Cohort I and II
Meeting Times (Participants in 2005-2006 Leadership Program)
Six full day
sessions (9 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.) plus four coaching days per
cadre. All sessions will be held in the Seattle School district.
Each cadre will consist of seven leaders.
Session Dates:
Wednesday,
October 4, 2006
Thursday, November 30, 2006
Thursday, January 4, 2007
Thursday, February 1, 2007
Friday, March 30, 2007
Tuesday, April 3, 2007
Coaching Dates:
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Cadre
1
Oct 23
Nov 29
January 5
March 21
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Cadre
2
Oct 24
Nov 28
Jan 19
March 20
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Cadre 3
Oct 11
Nov 15
Jan 17
March 1
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Cadre 4
Oct 12
Nov 16
Jan 18
March 2 |
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Cadre
5
Oct 30
Nov 28
January 9
March 9 |
Cadre
6
Oct 31
Nov 29
February 6
March 19 |
Cadre
7
Oct 27
Nov 8
January 23
March 5 |
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Cadres 1, 2,
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Cadres 3, 4
Cadres 5, 6 |
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Requirements:
The course is
credit/no credit. The requirements for credit include: active
participation in all leadership content seminars; reading assigned
articles; written response to the four prompts provided, in which
participants reflect upon their learning during each
seminar.
To
Register:
Go to the
Leadership registration page and pick a Cohort (Cohort 1 for
returning administrators; Cohort 2 for new administrators), fill
out the Registration Information and click on Submit.
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