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Presenting to our future assistant principals on "The Power of Budgeting." Let's grow! @CumberlandCoSch @StarksHinkle @cshep8494
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Honeycutt Elementary is winning at summer reading camp olympics!!!! #getinthegame
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Attention Leaders! A must read! Leveling Up @ryanleak
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Cumberland County Schools is holding a Virtual Job Fair this summer. Registration is open from July 5, 2023 - August 5, 2023.
Follow this link to complete your registration bit.ly/434bR3G
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Considering introducing restorative practices next school year? These cards can be a piece of your work.
(Inspiration via P @inspiretheyouth)
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What a warm welcome my first day on the job! I am so excited to begin this new chapter as Assistant Superintendent of K-12 Instructional Programs! @CumberlandCoSch
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Tonight, the Cumberland County Board of Education approved Dr. Lavette Alston-Braswell as the district’s new assistant superintendent for K-12 Instructional Programs. Learn more at: bit.ly/41nOGjO. #PremierProfessionals
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8th grade Sneaker Ball 2023 @TitansNCIMS
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History is Alive @TitansNCIMS Let’s Go Titans!
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Just because some teachers would rather stay in the classroom than go into administration doesn’t mean they aren’t leaders. Many have amazing talents which can benefit a school. Good leaders value them as experts and help maximize their talents for betterment of school & students
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"Feedback isn’t the same thing as praise or criticism."
Read on for more insights on making your feedback meaningful to teachers – and inviting feedback yourself.
blog.tcea.org/five-tips-cons…
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Don't miss the Community Conversations event! District leaders, educators, community members, families and students are invited to discuss school safety on Thursday, April 20, from 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. at the Kiwanis Rec. Center in Fayetteville. Register at: tinyurl.com/2p936bty.
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National Assistants Principals Week is April 3-7! We celebrate your important role in the academic achievement of our students while leading North Carolina's public schools! Thank you for your dedication and commitment to your staff, students and families!
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How do you make sure you get to your top priorities? Here's one leader's system for inspiration.
(Via instructional leader @APSITSdawson, inspired by leader @Greg_Moffitt)
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Sadly NC ranks near the bottom! NC legislators want to give NC educators merit based raises based on how well a kid does on a test SMH! When do we stop all the testing? As a educator with 32 years of experience all the testing did NOTHING to improve public education!
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Set the temperature at your school😉💛
#leadwithappreciation
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Praying for Damar Hamlin, his family and teammates. My heart goes out to him. – at Fayetteville, NC
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Which type of athlete are you? – at Fayetteville, NC
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"My favorite tool so far! Daily Leadership board!" —P @msellis61
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