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The highest performing schools operate by a “collective leadership” that involves ... parents and teachers in decision-making. ~ Karen Seashore Louis, 2010
The highest performing schools operate by a “collective leadership” that involves ... parents and teachers in decision-making. ~ Karen Seashore Louis, 2010
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More than 1,200 Washington teachers passed the rigorous National Teachers Board certification in Washington this year, making Washington the state with the second-highest number of teachers that recei Read more »
NBPTS announces the NBCT class of 2009.
Well, we certainly have! So we decided to ask Hilary Seidel, Excellence in Education Recognition Coordinator at OSPI, all about it. Read more »
If you have, you are definitely not alone! As teachers, we have often felt like nameless, faceless people in suits are making decisions that deeply affect our teaching and our students. Read more »
For the month of December, our focus was on helping give you ideas on how to communicate with your local school board. If you haven't had a chance to look at that information, please go back to the CSTP web site for the links. We feel we have some very valuable information for you there. If you have already made some contacts we would greatly appreciate you sending your successes to us. Read more »
Well, so have we! This is Debra and Andrea back again to remind you about the Washington NBCT Network, dedicated to connecting NBCTs to their policy makers. Our third year continues to be sponsored by the Center for Strengthening the Teaching Profession (CSTP). Read more »
We are back ...to remind you about the Washington NBCT Network, dedicated to connecting NBCTs to their educational policymakers. Our third year continues to be sponsored by the Center for Strengthening the Teaching Profession (CSTP). Read more »
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