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Good Day Administrators, What is the criteria that you use to allow students to go to your Prom? Dyan Barton

Started by Diane Barton in Introductions to School Leadership 2.0

0 Jun 16, 2017

Senior Wake up Meetings

Dear School Leadership Friends, Please send me some ideas.  I am a building administrator in a high school with over 2000 students. I have…

Started by Diane Barton in District Sharing - Input Requested

0 Mar 3, 2012

Senior Wake Ups

Help!  Is there a better way to handle alerting parents about their senior child possibly not graduating?  Calling in each parent and child…

Started by Diane Barton in Introductions to School Leadership 2.0

1 Nov 22, 2011
Reply by Jennifer Taffet

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