New School Leadership Program (NSLP) | University of Colorado - Colorado Springs
Introduction
The New School Leadership Program (NSLP) is composed of three metropolitan and eight rural school districts located in southern Colorado with support from two university partners. The Program goal is to substantially improve how school districts develop and support leaders for high-needs schools, so that these schools in turn influence student learning, parent satisfaction, and staffing stability in significant and measurable ways.
The Program is designed to address the need for career-long leadership development and in doing so provides training and support for three distinct professional groups: teachers who have been identified as prospective principals; principals who are just beginning their administrative careers; and experienced principals desiring to increase their professional effectiveness of their schools. Fifty-nine prospective principals and forty-two active principals have completed the program thus far.
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