Fall Professionals Conference
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The IASP Fall Professionals Conference is a premier educational experience with dynamic keynote speakers and practical concurrent sessions.
Fall Professionals Conference News
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Professional Learning Communities as Social Capital in STEM/STEAM Learning
Written by Krista M. Stith & Rachel L. Geesa STEM Integrations, LLC The Indiana Department of Education’s Office of School Improvement defines Professional Learning Communities (PLCs) as “an ongoing process in which educators work collaboratively to improve student learning” (IDOE, 2020, para 1). One of the hallmark features of meaningful PLCs is the time and […]
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It’s Conference Time!
The annual IASP Assistant Principals and Fall Professionals Conferences will both be offered in a hybrid format this year, giving all attendees the choice to attend in-person or virtually. Registration is available online and is being offered at the reduced Early-Bird fee throughout the conferences. Click here to view the Assistant Principals Conference schedule and […]
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Meet Eric Gilpin, IASP President
Eric Gilpin has been the principal at Batchelor Middle School since 2009 and a longtime member of IASP. Mr. Gilpin has been an integral part of IASP through many of our leadership programs, as a presenter, a conference facilitator, and through serving on our Blue Ribbon Committee. This year, Mr. Gilpin steps into a new […]
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Join us!
If ever there was a time for collaboration, networking, and shared resources, this is it! Come join us at the Fall Professionals and Assistant Principals Conferences! We have been working hard to curate the very best for you and they are going to be spectacular! This year, we will have none other than Jon Gordon, author […]
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Caring Cats
Guest blog post by Glenn Buechlein Student: “I DID NOT KNOW ANYONE NOTICED ME” “Integrity is doing the right thing, even when no one is watching”. – C.S. Lewis When I was lucky enough to be hired as the assistant principal at my hometown high school in 2012, I promised to bring a new approach […]
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Know Yourself to Lead Others
Guest Blog Post by Steve Samuel We are in the people business which means emotional intelligence is a skill that we use consistently in our schools. Whether working with students, parents, or educators, school leaders use their emotional intelligence thousands of times everyday. So what is it and how do we cultivate it? Even experts […]
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Nominations are Open! Share the Love!
Do you know a school secretary, assistant principal, or principal you’d like to recognize for their accomplishments? It’s not too late! Nominate him/her for Secretary of the Year, Assistant Principal of the Year, or Principal of the Year today! Assistant Principal and Principal of the Year nominations are due by February 14th and Secretary of […]
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Death by Meetings…
Have you ever heard someone refer to the term “Death by Meetings?” It’s a reference that is all too familiar to many of us in these busy times. We’ve all heard it; an invitation to a well-intentioned meeting with thte promise to be brief, only to have it turn in to a monotony of commentary […]
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The Gift of Giving
IASP is a proud supporter of Riley Kids Caring & Sharing. This program offers children the opportunity to help other children through simple fundraising campaigns and efforts. You can support Riley Kids Caring & Sharing through your school in an endless number of ways. Students love to help others and it’s a proven fact that […]
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Social & Emotional Learning Leaders
Social & Emotional Learning and the application of Educational Neuroscience are both relatively new buzzwords in the world of educators today; however, the topics have been around for awhile. In these informative videos, Dr. Lori Desautels shares vital information for educators to understand how they can best address students’ needs within the school setting. Are […]
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Fail Forward
Failure. That’s a word that sinks deep into the pit of our stomach, makes us feel like “less than enough,” and makes even the most confident of people shy away from challenges at times. But why? Why is failure a negative word in our minds? Everything, since the beginning of time, that has been a […]
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The Spice of Life
Have you ever gazed hungrily at a meal, only to take that first bite and realize it is bland? It’s missing something? It’s plain… ordinary, and unremarkable. The seasonings make all the difference. The ingredients need to compliment one another or you’ll have a plate consisting of only one, exceptionally boring, item. Imagine a plate […]
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