"This was my first NASSP Convention. I was very impressed with overall sessions and would strongly recommend to any administrator to attend!"

Carlos V Guerrero
Principal
Skidmore High School

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 Saturday, March 2

 7:00 am

• 101. Urban Viewpoint Session: Supporting Student Success in Urban High Schools

 11:00 am

• 102. Special Olympics-Get Into It
• 103. Spouse Session: The Book, the Movie, the Legend - A Glance into Gone With the Wind
• 104. New Roles, New Rules, New Tools
• 105. Networking (Survival Skills) for New Principals
• 106. Imagine the Possibilities: A Technology-Enhanced Classroom
• 107. Safe Schools: Crisis Prevention and Response
• 108. Renaissance-Climate Control For Your School
• 109. Architects of School Reform: Making Higher Standards Work for Students
• 110. PERT-Principals Helping Colleagues When the Worst Happens (Pennsylvania Principals Emergency Response Team)
• 111. SEMORE Meets ELMER: Seven-Minute Observations for Eleven-Minute Evaluations
• 112. Leadership in a High-Stakes Accountability System: What Principals Can Do to Meet the Challenges
• 113. Ten Strategies for Raising Your School's High-Stakes Test Scores
• 114. Developing Emerging Leaders and Aspiring Principals
• 115. Making Secondary Schools Brain Compatible
• 116. Dealing With Difficult Teachers

 1:00 pm

• 117. Breaking the Time Barrier: Schedules for Improved Achievement
• 118. Florida's SMART School: The Design, Construction, and Technology in the State Demonstration School
• 119. Creating a Culture of Motivation and Learning Within the School Setting
• 120. National Board Certification: What Every Principal Should Know
• 121. The Little Engine That Could: English Language Learners on the Road to Success
• 122. What Is IDEA All About, and What Does It Mean to You, the School Principal?
• 123. What Do Today's Successful School Leaders Need to Know and Be Able to Do? And How Can We Prepare and Develop Effective School Leaders?
• 124. Beginning the Principalship: Improving Yourself, Improving Your School
• 125. Breaking the Silence: Overcoming the Problem of Teacher Mistreatment
• 126. Public Listening-Building Trust and Empowering the Principal and the Public
• 127. Creating Links With Higher Education
• 128. Significant National Trends and Issues in Middle Level Education - NASSP's National Study
• 129. Implementing Customized Test Preparation Programs Designed to Meet Standards, Raise Test Scores, and Teach SAT/ACT/PSAT/PLAN/EXPLORE Testing Points Alongside the Curriculum
• 130. Educationally Impolite

 2:30 pm

• 131. Middle Level General Assembly: Two Years' Reading Growth for One Year of Instruction? It's Time to Play High-Speed Catch-Up in Reading

 3:00 pm

• 132. Developing Data-Driven Leadership Skills in Principals
• 133. Help My Child! Please!
• 134. "The Keeper of the Dream"
• 135. Standard of Care: The Principal's Duty to Prevent Abuse and Harassment
• 136. Retirement Planning-Sooner, Not Later
• 137. Using Data and Technology for Decision Making: The Illinois Gates Project
• 138. High-Stakes Testing: Are the Legal Stakes Too High for School Districts?
• 139. Retaining Urban Teachers: The Principal's Role
• 140. A Peaceable School-A Way to Empower Students and Staff to Create a Positive School Climate and Prevent School Violence
• 141. Constructivist Teaching Strategies: Meeting Standards and Engaging Adolescent Minds
• 142. Restructuring Time and Learning and Building Community
• 143. Listening to Students' Voices: Tools That Engage Students in School Reform
• 144. Enhanced Score Reporting for the PSAT/NMSQT: Connecting Assessment to Learning
• 145. No Child Left Behind: Implications for Children, Youth, and Principals
• 146. 2002 Women in Leadership Forum - Stand Tall: How to Be the Kind of Woman Who's Worth Looking Up To, Just in Case Anyone Is Looking

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