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The Impact of YOUR School Leadership

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Creating an Inclusive School

Scott Friedman - Associate Director

Association of Washington School Principals

scottf@awsp.org | @irishscott | 509-279-9555

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Resources

School Leader Paradigm Placemat - https://bit.ly/awspslplacemat

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Leadership Framework - https://bit.ly/awsplf30

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Evidence of Impact Form - https://bit.ly/awspeoi3

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Leadership for Inclusion Action Planning - https://learn.awsp.org/courses/34477

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Interactive Resources - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mxUWcdd2uKIYMJ4cbJRzAhk20NsNSKua4TmraQCxzls/edit?pli=1

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SCHOOL LEADERSHIP MATTERS

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We exist to ensure schools have a culture of hope,

systems to support that culture,

and collaborative learning and leadership

among students and adults.

OUR WHY

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AWSP EQUITY STATEMENT

Educational disparities based on race, economics and other dimensions of difference are eliminated.

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Positive school outcomes are distributed equitably across all demographic and identity groups.

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STRATEGIC PRIORITIES

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Partner with other organizations to identify, recruit, and develop future school leaders

with a focus on underrepresented groups.

GROW

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STRATEGIC PRIORITIES

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Equip all school leaders with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to foster positive school culture, build equitable systems, and lead learning in their respective school contexts

and communities.

SUPPORT

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STRATEGIC PRIORITIES

Support all principals in their capacity to be effective long-term leaders, specifically in highly impacted schools where strong and consistent leadership is needed most.

SUSTAIN

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How do you define inclusion?

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What would you want your students definition of inclusion to be?

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What does it mean to have an inclusionary leadership lens?

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Becoming an Inclusionary Leader

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The number of criterion inclusion or inclusionary work can be found? (1 - 8)

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What is your role in creating HOPE in your school for both kids and adults?

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How do inclusionary practices creat hope for students?

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Leadership Supports

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Leadership is an art, a delicate balance between “becoming while doing.”

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What we know about school leadership…

Culture

Systems

Learning

Leader Actions

Lead by creating CULTURE

Lead by building SYSTEMS

Lead by leading LEARNING

“Culture, like trust, must start on day one, takes years to build, and only seconds to lose.”

“Systems can often remain untouched through the constant change of leadership.”

“Without a positive school culture, and systems to support that culture, historically inequitable gaps will persist.”

The Art of Leadership

HOPE

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What do you know about the school and individual context regarding inclusion?

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What do you know about the community and political context regarding inclusion?

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The Impact of YOUR School Leadership

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Creating an Inclusive School

Scott Friedman - Associate Director

Association of Washington School Principals

scottf@awsp.org | @irishscott | 509-279-9555