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Dr. Claudia Smith and Kennia Scarano (Los Lobos 2026) recently attended an event at NC State where they met the former US Secretary of Education, Miguel Cardona.
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So proud to be part of the NC Principal Fellows Program!
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Congratulations to Fran Averre (Los Lobos 2026) for being recognized by WCPSS for Hispanic Heritage Month!
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Congratulations Dr. Anna Egalite! She was selected as an Educational Liberty Fellow at the Institute for Governance & Civics at Florida State University, where she will serve for two years contributing research on education, governance and public policy.
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Can you think of one student who needs a fresh start this week?
Share how you'll connect! ❤️
(Via leader @bethhill2829)
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State leaders and education experts continue to sound the alarm that the Trump administration’s hold on $6.8 billion in already allocated federal funds will harm students from low-income families, students with disabilities, and English learners. edweek.org/policy-politics/w…
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"Inclusion should be the first 'rock' on which to build our house." - Pope Francis, 2020.
The Holy Father was a longtime supporter of our movement and a champion of inclusion for society’s most vulnerable and marginalized. Read more here: 🔗brnw.ch/21wS7uN #PopeFrancis
Holly Springs is lucky to have you, Mr. Duvall. You will be missed at Ligon. Here’s to new journeys!
Closing a wonderful chapter at the 706 today! So many wonderful friendships and memories have been made and I am so grateful to have had this opportunity. Today will be a tough one for me as I hate goodbyes and apparently someone has been cutting onions around here 🥲😉
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ALT "To empower students to advocate for themselves and others, we must love students NO MATTER WHAT. Even when it’s hard, even when we’re tired and even when they are a lot of work. Our love can’t be conditional based on their behavior, performance or skill set. Love them even on really tough days, and try again tomorrow." —Principal Angie Vandecar
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We are thrilled to continue the impactful work of preparing excellent school leaders for NC public schools with the support of a $14+ million grant from the NC Principal Fellows Program! @NCPFellows
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How are YOU supporting MULTILINGUAL learners in your school or classroom?
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When Diwali, Día de Los Muertos, and Halloween all happen at the same time, you have a fabulous multicultural day 💀 🪔 🎃
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Happy Friyay NOLAPS community! Our world is constantly changing, like the mind of our brilliant scholars. Within them are the changes needed to better this world for us all. I’m grateful to be part of seeing it firsthand. Have an amazing weekend….on purpose! #suptsays
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"We build community, connection & understanding through dialogue."—Principal @inspiretheyouth
Staff can refer to these "Restorative Questions" when navigating tough conversations with students.
I had an incredible time at the #ASCDLeadership Summit. I can’t wait to share what I’ve learned and put some of these incredible #transformationalleadership practices into play. So long, Nashville!
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Maslow Before Bloom
Before the lessons and the tests,
Before the grades that deem who’s best,
We must remember first to see,
The roots beneath the learning tree.
A child hungry, tired, or cold,
Cannot grasp the stories told.
No formula or history chart,
Can reach a wounded, aching heart.
Safety, love, a place to rest,
Come first before we learn or test.
For minds can’t flourish, dream, or bloom,
In a heart that’s trapped in gloom.
So feed the spirit, calm the fears,
Dry the eyes, and lend your ears.
Build the trust and light the way,
Then knowledge will find room to stay.
When Maslow’s needs are met with care,
Then Bloom can follow anywhere.
But first, we nurture, heal, and tend,
For true growth starts where basics mend.



































