Principal Leadership Sample Issue

<em>Principal Leadership</em> Sample Issue

Features
Breaking Ranks in Action: Students First The 2010 MetLife Foundation-NASSP Breakthrough Schools celebrate achievements through the implementation of Breaking Ranks reform philosophies. By Marlene Hartzman and Dianne Mero	Mind-Sets and Equitable Education Students and teachers are affected by their beliefs about whether intelligence can be developed. By Carol S. Dweck (Discussion guide available)
Brentwood High School: A School of Hope Track a five-year journey from "in need of improvement" to award winning. (Discussion guide available)	Personal Power and the Common Good In an urban setting, opportunities to empower students abound. By Jon Schmidt and Jerryelyn L. Jones (Discussion guide available)
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Departments
*From Breaking Ranks* in Practice Aligning Professional Development With School Needs Collegial coaching allows educators to experience on-the-job feedback to improve their practices. By Peter Reed**	From Tech Tips Economy Bad? Great Time for Technology Updating all your computers may not be in the budget in the foreseeable future, but that fact can spur reflection on how to better use the equipment you have. By Betsy Price
From Cases in Point Misplaced Blame? Schools have a responsibility to act on foreseeable harm when a student exhibits suicidal behavior. By Kelley R. Taylor, Esq.	Bulletin Board
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**Principal Leadership publishes nine issues per year, September through May.