Objectives and Programs for Campus Leaders

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New Principal Institute

  • July 2022–May 2023
    Cost: $1,800 per person

    Current data around principal retention is alarming. There is a 30% turnover rate with 21% turnover in high-needs schools and 50% turnover by year five of principalship. The two leading factors of their departure are inadequate preparation and lack of professional development.

    In collaboration with district partners, the New Principal Institute is committed to developing and supporting new principals who foster positive culture, execute on change management, and lead through other adults to impact student outcomes. The program offers training with follow-up support in field to equip first year principals with the tools, skills, and resources to address their most challenging situations. Closing the achievement gaps of students requires a unique blend of skills from exceptional school leaders. Our program offers a strategically aligned scope of learning with a responsive cyclical approach inclusive of robust professional development sessions, coaching & practice, and assessment & feedback grounded in targeted leadership competencies to skill up the whole principal.

    NOTE: This program is a year-long commitment that offers training and support. A hybrid learning model ensures participants' success in their respective fields.

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Instructional Coaching Institute

  • July 2022–May 2023
    Cost: $1,800 per person

    Research shows one of the greatest indicators for student achievement is the effectiveness of the teacher, and one proven solution to improve teacher practice is instructional coaching. Unfortunately, training and support for instructional coaches is often uneven and inadequate.

    In collaboration with district partners, the Instructional Coaching Institute is committed to developing and supporting instructional leaders who respond to data and make pivots quickly to close gaps, effectively diagnose and coach teachers on the most pressing problem, and create and implement data-driven action plans. Our program offers a strategically aligned scope of learning with a responsive cyclical approach inclusive of robust professional development sessions, coaching & practice, and assessment & feedback grounded in targeted instructional leadership competencies. This approach cultivates skills and capacity in the instructional coach to develop teachers quickly.

    NOTE: This program is a year-long commitment that offers training and support. A hybrid learning model ensures participants' success in their respective fields.

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Contact Us

  • Center for Educator Success
    A division of the Harris County Department of Education
    6300 Irvington Blvd.
    Houston, TX 77022
    Phone: 713-694-6300
    Email

Objective:

  • Provide professional development, coaching, and certification for teachers pursuing the roles of principal, AP, instructional coach, or mentor

Important Dates

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  • New Principal Institute

  • Instructional Coaching Institute