The Principal Recovery Network shared how their work to prevent and recover from gun violence feels like therapy in this EdWeek video.

NASSP’s Principal Recovery Network (PRN), a national network of school leaders who have experienced gun violence in their schools and led in the aftermath, met with members of Congress and the Biden Administration earlier this week to ask for policies to prevent and heal from shootings. Attendees included the current and former principals of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School and the former principal of Columbine High School.

We’re excited to announce through our partnership with the College Football Playoff Foundation the creation of the Principal Playbook. This resource is designed to empower school leaders with the best practices for recruiting and retaining outstanding teachers on campus.

My voice matters. Seeking change is welcomed. I am supported. These three sentences best reflect my experience with NASC, NHS, and my role as a facilitator with NASSP’s Student Leadership Network on Mental Health and Well-Bein

Students in our National Elementary Honor Society (NEHS) chapter at Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School in Rio Rancho, NM, complete lots of service projects every year from campus cleanup to clothing and canned food drives. This school year, we undertook a more ambitious project: having our students serve as tour guides for our annual Kindergarten Roundup.

With summer break fast approaching, now is the time to get your summer reading list in order. Find book ideas in the “Syllabus” section of Principal Leadership. The April issue highlights books on the history of teaching, the benefits of teens choosing to read, the complex issue of race and its profound impact on education, and one Ohio town’s quest for racial equity.