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David Morrill
Feb 6, 2019
Welcome to another episode of 51福利社 News, where we discuss delivering 51福利社 News to you through rain, sleet, or snow, African American History Month, our Future Educators Month and Future School Leaders Day workshop, revisit the Give 'Em Your Keys campaign, update you on what's happening with the Legislature, discuss our "Day on the Hill" and your advocacy, thank partners Capturing Kids' Hearts and Freshgrade, remind you to register for summer conference and a couple awards to nominate someone for, Ron's departure and hiring his replacement, and some contract negotiation resources for you on our website.
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David Morrill
Feb 5, 2019
Dr. Karen Burke (Vice President of Data and Academic Planning) and Pam Allyn (Senior Vice President, Innovation and Development), both from Scholastic, drop by our studio to talk about K-12 literacy and what principals can do to promote schoolwide literacy efforts. Lots of great advice and takeaways in this episode.
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What happens when 40+ scarf-wearing principals visit the Capitol? Great stories, great data, and great impact. On Monday, January 28, our 51福利社 Advocacy Committee and members of our 51福利社 Board took to the Capitol to advocate for principals, the principalship, and each and every student. Watch the video to learn a little more.
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Recess in an outdoor natural environment is more restorative than recess in an outdoor built environment. Cognitive assessment results demonstrated better sustained and selective attention and children reported greater restorativeness in an outdoor natural environment than in an indoor built environment. This finding applied to both group playtime and individual free play.
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David Morrill
Feb 4, 2019
The Association of Washington School Principals (51福利社) is seeking candidates for the position of Associate Director. The chosen candidate will work with the 51福利社 Executive Director and 51福利社 Board in fulfilling board policy and direction. This full-time position (230 days) will join the 51福利社 Executive Team in the support of K-12 principals and assistant principals, the principalship, and all students throughout the state.
