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Branford (Conn.) District Improves Teacher Evaluation

Branford (Conn.) Public Schools is successfully transforming its teacher evaluation system into a program more about constructive teacher improvement and less about state evaluation compliance. We were intrigued and decided to follow up with Superintendent Hamlet Hernandez on the details of the new program and how it works.

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Superintendent Compensation & Career Report

Superintendent Compensation & Career ReportThe nation’s K12 school superintendents are increasingly fatigued and frustrated by pressures to accomplish more in their districts with less resources. Read more>>

Leadership Profiles

Setting a Foundation with Reading and Writing
Joseph Lopez, El Paso ISD’s associate superintendent for curriculum and instruction, talks with the district’s Texas Literacy Initiative administrators. The program has been implemented in 39 of El Paso’s 94 schools to promote better reading and writing skills.
Joseph Lopez has brought the Texas Literacy Initiative to El Paso.
When Being Fired Becomes an Epiphany
This Illinois superintendent went corporate and then returned to education with a greater focus.
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District Profiles

Providing a More Open Campus
Pennsylvania’s Secretary of Education Ron Tomalis observes students and educators participating in the Open Campus PA program.
Hempfield is one of three Pennsylvania school districts sharing online courses.
Rebuilding Trust in New York
Roslyn High School English Teacher Joseph Capozzi works with students using iPads. Roslyn Public Schools was one of the first districts nationwide to pilot such a program.
Following a financial scandal a decade ago, this district bounced back stronger than ever.
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