Powercast: Leading with Vision at Visalia Unified
This resource is provided by ACSA Partner4Purpose PowerSchool. This episode of Powercast: Superintendent Spotlight features the exciting intersection of technology and
Superintendent
Powercast: Knowing Who You Are — and Leading That Way
This resource is provided by ACSA Partner4Purpose PowerSchool. This episode of Powercast: Superintendent Spotlight features a compelling discussion on leadership,
10 Tips for Superintendents Signing Their First Contract
The ACSA Member Assistance and Legal Support Team, under the direction of ACSA’s Deputy Executive Director Margarita Cuizon-Armelino, assists close
State of the Superintendent — High Job Satisfaction and a Projected Normal Turnover Rate
To examine superintendents’ job satisfaction and short-term career plans, RAND researchers fielded a survey to a randomly sampled set of
New Laws Affect County Offices of Education
This resource is provided by ACSA Partner4Purpose Lozano Smith. On October 8, 2021, the Governor signed Assembly Bills (AB) 559 and
Does Your Board Micromanage You?
The following article is written by Jim Capolupo, former superintendent and current president of Cambridge Solutions. Does your board micromanage
School’s In: Superintendents Share Early Lessons Learned
Watch ACSA and CALSA in a conversation with Superintendents from North, Central and Southern California as they share their
Webinar: Leading for Change in the Midst of Crisis
[kad_youtube url=”https://youtu.be/OUqDr6kVfWk”] Effective leadership amidst a pandemic is new to everyone. Watch three experienced Superintendents in a conversation about
10 Tips for Onboarding New Trustees
This article was provided to ACSA by Nancy Price. November’s ballot will include many school board races across California, with
A Crisis at Hyperspeed Through the Eyes of a Superintendent
Bullet holes and broken glass. They are shocking examples of tragedy and triumph in Tehama County. “During a crisis, you’re
Pitfalls to Avoid for Meaningful Community Engagement
When Oakland Unified School District received a $4 million windfall in supplemental and concentration dollars, parents and students knew exactly