Indiana Principal Leadership Academy (IPLA) | Indiana Department of Education
Introduction
The Indiana Principal Leadership Academy is a nationally recognized model for professional development for public school leaders. Principals who have demonstrated a potential for professional self-growth are identified and selected to be a part of the Academy. They develop that potential through an intensive two-year program involving 18 days of in-service work. IPLA’s emphasis is on both process and content with four phases of learning.
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