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Principal Road Trip Day 5: Lexington, Corbin

The NAESP car was pointed towards Lexington, KY, at 5:15 a.m. in order to get to Mary Todd Elementary by mid-morning.

Principal Road Trip Day 4: West Terre Haute, Newton

How many elementary buildings have a museum? How amazing is that?

Principal Road Trip Day 3: Huntington, Bunker Hill, Indianapolis

Greetings from Indiana! The day started early with a visit to Huntington’s Crestview Middle School principal, Chuck Werth.

Principal Road Trip Day 2: La Crosse, DeForest, Merton

It’s the beginning of the school day at Summit Environmental School, and there are not enough substitute teachers. It’s the life many of us live on a daily basis, yet Dirk Hunter handles it with ease.

Eric's Epic EdVenture

Follow NAESP President Eric Cardwell as he travels on a nearly 4,500 mile road trip to visit schools around the country.

National Arts in Education Week: What Did the Arts Teach You?

Arts education enriches students' academic experiences and sets them up for success. 

Data Matters: Using Chronic Absence to Accelerate Action for Student Success

Chronic absence, defined as missing 10 percent of school days, affects student achievement in every state.

Literacy Is Not A Trend: Creating A Culture Of Literacy

Create a culture of literacy that is pervasive and long lasting.

Advocacy Update: PD funding for Principals Preserved in Senate Funding Bill

Funding is critical to support professional development for teachers and principals.

Why Not? How to Build Innovative Community Partnerships

Become a cause and draw partners who will see your school as a financial investment—not charity.

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