Virginia Association of Secondary School Principals
The professional association of middle and high school administrators since 1906
4909 Cutshaw Avenue
Richmond, VA 23230
804.355.2777
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2010 Calendar and Program Descriptions March 6, 2010 VSCA Region 3 Leadership Workshop The 2010 VSCA Region 3 Leadership Workshop will be held at Massaponax High School, 8201 Jefferson Davis Highway, Fredericksburg, Virginia. VSCA member and non-member elementary, middle level and high schools throughout Region 3 and surrounding school divisions are invited to attend. The workshop has been designed to assist schools in developing leadership potential in students, to promote leadership learning, and to foster regional and statewide networking opportunities. This workshop will also help to prepare students for leadership roles in the future by teaching essential skills. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: March 1, 2010. March 12-14, 2010 National Association of Secondary School Principals 94th Annual Convention Hotel information will be available in September at www.nasspconvention.org Plan to attend the 2010 NASSP Convention in Phoenix, Arizona. In just three days participants will hear from today’s most creative educators who will provide real answers and solutions to the toughest challenges to schools. Opportunities will be available to visit area schools striving to exceed the needs of their students. The latest in educational products and services will be available exclusively at the vendor exhibition. March 19-21, 2010 Virginia Student Councils Association (VSCA) Annual State Convention Holiday Inn Koger Center 10800 Midlothian Turnpike Richmond, VA The 84th annual convention of the Virginia Student Councils Association is an excellent leadership learning opportunity for all school leaders at every school level (K-12). Over 600 students annually participate in leadership focused workshops, seminars, and training sessions that provide experiences in leadership and opportunities to practice the citizenship skills necessary for effective participation in our democratic society. Nationally recognized speakers and key local leaders address convention participants. Students will be energized and better prepared to actively engage others in their own school for a more effective SCA. Registration deadline: (EARLY BIRD-February 13, 2010) February 26, 2010March 25-26, 2010 School (K-12) Secretaries Conference Williamsburg Marriott 50 Kingsmill Road Williamsburg, VA School secretaries at every level are essential to a principal’s success and the positive climate of every school. This conference will provide the school secretary with valuable resources focused on such important topics as time management, organizational skills, and decision making. Featured speakers will provide strategies that help the school secretary positively impact school administration. This conference has recognized the value of the school secretary since 1986. Registration deadline: March 12, 2010April 27, 2010 Student Handbook and Code of Student Conduct Workshop Williamsburg Marriott 50 Kingsmill Road Williamsburg, VA The one-day workshop is for building level and central office administrators responsible for writing or revising Student Handbooks and/or Student Codes of Conduct in our public schools. Participants will be provided an overview of laws that impact student discipline as well as annual changes in state law that impact the operation of public schools. Participants will have an opportunity to examine a variety of student handbooks developed by other school divisions. The latest changes as a result of state actions, legal memorandums, checklists, and policy considerations will be discussed. Registration deadline: April 12, 2010 June 27-June 30, 2010 83 rd Annual Virginia Middle and High School Principals Conference & ExpositionThe Hotel Roanoke, 110 Shenandoah Ave., Roanoke, VA The four-day, flagship conference, co-sponsored by the Virginia Department of Education since 1927, provides middle and high school principals and assistant principals with opportunities to interact with DOE staff and be informed of state education priorities, new policies, and required administrative procedures for implementation. The conference features “best practices” that have been implemented in successful schools and provides general session speakers on the cutting edge of instructional leadership and public policy. A pre-conference School Law Clinic and Data Management Workshop for Principals is featured. The participants may receive one (1) to three (3) hours of graduate credit through Virginia Commonwealth University. Registration deadline: June 16, 2010.CONFERENCE KEYNOTE SPEAKERS & HOTEL INFORMATION STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S MEMORANDUM VCU GRADUATE CREDIT FOR CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION ♦ ACCOMMODATIONS FORM ♦ REGISTRATION FORM EXHIBIT SHOW INFORMATION CONTACT
CALL FOR PRESENTATIONS ♦ 2010 PRINCIPALS NEEDS ASSESSMENT
*** NEW *** SUMMER CONFERENCE ADDITIONAL HANDOUTS: Bolling_VDOE Mathamatics Update
ARCHIVED FILES FROM THE 82nd Annual Virginia Middle and High School Principals Conference & Exposition held June 28-July 2, 2009, Williamsburg Marriott, Williamsburg, Virginia: Conference Photo Album by Lifetouch School Law Clinic - Mehfoud: VCASE SPED Law Update Student Searches
General Assembly 2009 Update: Changes in VA School Law - Neale
Leadership is the Key - Harris & Whitfield Statistical Profile of Instructional Personnel - Pitts Preparing Students for Their Future - Elgart Roadmap to Student Success on Math SOL - Wymer: VASSP Conference June 2009 VASSP Conference June 2009 w/notes Addison M.S. Meeting Template Bruce Oliver-Tough Questions Data Analysis Cycle 2009 Midterm SOL Assessment H.S. Disaggregation Tool M.S. Disaggregation Tool Excerpts from Closing the Gaps in Opportunities Prisoner of Time-USDOE Red Dot Sheet Sample SOL Re-teaching Review Template Blank
FROM THE Virginia Model: Mentor Coaching for School Improvement Institute sponsored by the Virginia Foundation for Educational Leadership and the Virginia Association of Secondary School Principals held July 27-July 31, 2009, Doubletree Charlottesville Hotel, Charlottesville, Virginia:
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