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3/14/08: PSI's Winter 2008 Newsletter
Click HERE to download the Winter 2008 edition of PSI Net! The theme of this issue is "peer coaching." -
1/8/08: Learning Exchange Conference 2/9 - REGISTRATION NOW OPEN
Learning Exchange Conference 2008Saturday, February 9th9:00AM to 3:00PM21 Queen Street, Dorchester, MAThe 2008 PSI Learning Exchange Conference offers educators, student teachers, and school leaders the opportunity to engage with peers as they present on effective practices from Boston-area District and Charter schools.Thank you to all who attended!To download a Conference flyer, click HERE -
11/5/07: PSI's Fall 2007 Newsletter
In this issue of PSI Net, you will find profiles of 'School Leadership' - including an article by Principal Irene Hannigan on the use of writing as a reflective tool; and an interview with teachers from the Richard J. Murphy School about teacher leadership teams. In addition, we share news both from PSI and from our growing network of educators and Model Schools. You may read a PDF copy of the Newsletter here. -
10/2/07: SNIP VI Application and Learning Exchange Registration CLICK HERE
Join the Support Network for Innovative Principals, Cohort VI
STEP 1 - Read the invitation and submit the registration form found on our Support and Study Group page.
STEP 2 - Schedule a brief phone interview.
STEP 3 - Upon acceptance into the cohort, pay $150 tuition via PayPal or arrange alternate payment as needed.
Join us for the first session of SNIP VI on October 30th!
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9/27/07: Registration for SNIP VI
Join the Support Network for Innovative Principals, Cohort VI -- $150.00
STEP 1 - Read the invitation and submit the registration form found on our Support and Study Group page.
STEP 2 - Schedule a brief phone interview.
STEP 3 - Upon acceptance into this cohort, pay via PayPal or arrange alternate payment as needed.
Join us for the first session of SNIP VI on October 30th!
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9/17/07: Application Available for 2007-2008 SNIP Group!
To download the invitation and application for PSI's 2007-2008 Support Network for Innovative Principals cohort, please visit our Support and Study Group page.
Please complete and submit your application by October 5 to Matthew Wilka at mwilka@psinnovation.org.
To learn more about SNIP, please visit our SNIP page.
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8/29/07: Save the Date - PSI Learning Exchange Conference October 27
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8/1/07: PSI’s Summer 2007 Newsletter
Click here for a PDF version of PSI’s Summer 2007 Newsletter, highlighting:
- "Co-Teaching for Inclusion" at the Patrick O’Hearn Elementary School
- A full inclusion, K-8 pathway between the O’Hearn and Harbor Middle School
- News and updates from PSI; inspiring quotes from our Associates
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6/13/07: SNIP Celebration
PSI celebrated its fourth year of the Support Network for Innovative Principals (SNIP) with a dinner and gathering on June 13 at Sullivan & Worcester in downtown Boston. Through its 5 cohorts from Boston and Lowell, SNIP has connected over 50 school leaders from more than 10 districts across Massachusetts, and continues to provide a space for school leaders to share successes, support their colleagues, and think critically about their leadership within their schools. Many thanks to all those who attended!
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6/3/07: A Gathering of Leaders: A Contemplation on the Education of Black Male Students
PSI had the honor of documenting this historic gathering, organized by Atlas Learning Communities, at Wheelock College June 3-5. Over 30 educators from across the country shared experiences of leading single-gender schools for African American boys. It was inspiring to hear from so many dedicated school leaders addressing one of the gravest challenges in society today. For more information on the conference, please visit http://conspiracy-of-care.blogspot.com/.
