Breaking down words like "disrespect" or "kindness" in schools are necessary because 1 persons interpretation of that may be entirely different than another.
What other blanket words do we need to take a closer look at?
As we wrap up #MLEM, we’re excited to share reflections from @NAESP members and middle‑level principals @Dr_Maring, @XavierReed_, and @ForsythKaty!
💬 Now we want to hear from YOU — what’s the most important thing adults should know about middle schoolers?
In honor of #MLEM, we asked middle-level principals what leading “in the middle” really looks like. @XavierReed_ shares candid, on-the-ground leadership insights in our newest @NAESP blog.
Full story: https://t.co/gmzLExMKUC
REMINDER: The @NAESP Center for Middle-Level Leadership Community of Practice Meetup is TODAY, 2–3 p.m. ET!
Monthly sessions that help you grow your professional learning network through open dialogue and collaborative problem‑solving.
Register: https://t.co/VcvSpcq5ae
Camp Lead‑A‑Lot is a one‑day leadership retreat for #PreK12 leaders at any stage, led by @ToddWhitaker.
Interactive sessions, collaborative challenges, connecting you with colleagues.
Add it to your regular conference registration: https://t.co/CPTI9IhEwq #NAESP26
Minnesota has faced challenges over the past few weeks, but today principals from the state met with legislators in our nation’s capital to share their concerns and advocate on behalf of educators and students. Way to use your voice, Minnesota Principals! #PrincipalsAdvocate
Minnesota Principals had a very productive meeting today with Senator @amyklobuchar, who also announced her run for Minnesota Governor. She shared personal stories of growing up in Minnesota and her deep passion for supporting educators.
#PrincipalsAdvocate@MESPAprincipals
How awesome it is to see so many principals from across the country advocating for education in America! Proud of the voices leading this work. Safe travels to all—and remember, advocacy doesn’t end here… this is just the beginning. #PrincipalsAdvocate#NSLAC26
We’ve made it to Capitol Hill! 🇺🇸📸 Group photos are underway and the energy is high as we get ready to meet with legislators. This is the moment we’ve all been preparing for—time to elevate the voices of school leaders. #NSLAC26#PrincipalsAdvocate
Hair is an important part of who we are. It helps us express ourselves, and can tell important stories about a person's culture and heritage. This #BlackHistoryMonth, join us as we explore the history behind several iconic hairstyles!
- Sponsored by @Dove
Hedy Chang, from @attendanceworks, brings strategies to reduce chronic absenteeism—complete with audience participation—to NAESP’s annual advocacy conference. Big gains can be made starting with the youngest learners. #PrincipalsAdvocate#NSLAC26
We’re kicking off @NAESP’s advocacy conference with a General Assembly. Our Board of Directors are true leaders in the field. #WeAreNAESP#PrincipalsAdvocate
Boom! 🎤 NAESP leaders drop the mic on top issues like equity and supporting leaders of color, hosting legislators visits, and centering advocacy in education. Thanks to @XavierReed_, @DrJ_Anderson, Aaron Burd, and @SifersAndrea for inspiring us all. #NSLAC26#PrincipalsAdvocate
School leaders can shape transformative PD that moves beyond #BHM—integrating Black history across subjects all year.
@DrSharonHPorter and @XavierReed_ shared a powerful piece on taking a year‑round approach to teaching Black history.
Full article: https://t.co/EBOVFDD44o
Trajan Langdon (Duke 1994-99) poured in 34 points in this game, the kind of performance that reminds you how steady and lethal he was. The “Alaskan Assassin”delivered some great moments, cementing his place as one of Duke’s purest shooters.
👏 The transition to middle school can be challenging—but educators can make a big difference. We're proud of our board member @XavierReed_, principal of Maple Grove Middle School, for sharing insights in @educationweek!
Read the article: https://t.co/r1GYrJJkgs #MiddleLevelEd