[SchoolMatters] School Boards Need Professional Development Too
Brian Wheeler
bwheeler at albemarlematters.com
Fri Apr 7 14:35:49 EDT 2006
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I am writing today from Chicago, IL where I am participating in my second
National School Boards Association (NSBA) national conference. School board
members need professional development too! We have been giving a lot of
attention and support in Albemarle County to professional development for
our staff. I think school boards need to practice what they preach and
assess best practices from all over the country, just as we expect our
instructional leaders to do.
I came back from last year's conference full of ideas about health
education, the arts, and getting students on the school board. Those
workshops last year had a tremendous impact on my school board work. I
expect this conference to be just as valuable.
This year I am also at NSBA as a presenter and blogger. I was invited to
participate on panel called "Blogs: The Community Engagement Tool for the
21st Century." I also volunteered to take my laptop and camera around the
conference and report on various workshops and events. On the NSBA
conference blog I just posted a summary of my first morning workshop related
to student participation on school boards. See:
http://boardbuzz.nsba.org/conference/archives/024544.php
Brian Wheeler
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