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The transition into school leadership is a critical time that can shape the entire school year. Reflecting on your own experiences, what’s the one piece of advice that made the biggest difference for you? Let’s help new leaders start strong—share your thoughts by tweeting below!

Setting up new teachers for success starts with effective onboarding. Explore edutopia's tips to make the onboarding process smooth and supportive, and create an environment that helps new educators thrive from day one: hubs.ly/Q02LrsjM0

There’s still time to vote for our SXSW EDU panel! Learn how equity-minded leaders can empower students to become civically engaged citizens with our CEO #JeanDesravines and Desmond K. Blackburn, President and CEO of Facing History. Vote by Aug 18: hubs.ly/Q02Lrrwp0

Principals of color make a difference in creating equitable schools. Our National Aspiring Principals Fellowship® equips educators of color to lead with confidence. Ready to take the next step? Scholarships are available for a limited time — apply now: hubs.ly/Q02Lz5h20

The first few weeks of school are crucial in setting the tone for the year. By focusing on culture and high-quality instruction, you can create an environment where students succeed. Check out these tips to ensure you’re balancing both from the get-go: hubs.ly/Q02LLhc20

Looking to strengthen your school’s connection with the community? Our blog outlines five essential steps for building partnerships that can support your students and enrich your school culture. Start fostering these relationships today: hubs.ly/Q02LLsv00

As the new school year approaches, we’re inspired by leaders like Hough Elementary Principal Jessica Graham. Her dedication, supported by our leadership training, is empowering students and teachers alike. Let’s embrace the year with the same commitment to school success!

Leading a school can feel overwhelming, but finding ways to recharge is key to staying connected and effective. Discover how one principal revitalized his leadership by prioritizing student interaction, boosting teacher morale, and scheduling personal joy: hubs.ly/Q02M3SGW0

Ready to lead? The National Aspiring Principals Fellowship® makes applying simple and supports you every step of the way. Our program, in partnership with Morehouse College and Clark Atlanta Univ., prepares full-time teachers to become impactful principals. Apply today: hubs.ly/Q02Mk-nM0

Every new school leader needs a strong foundation to succeed. In our recent LinkedIn poll, 51% shared that building strong relationships is the most valuable advice for those starting their leadership journey. What advice would you add for new leaders? Share your thoughts below!

Invest in your leadership this school year with our Principal Coaching program! Receive free expert guidance, thanks to philanthropic support. Refine your leadership skills, learn how to navigate challenges & help shape future leaders. Apply by August 31: hubs.ly/Q02MKcYN0

Leading with emotional intelligence means responding to the needs of your school community with empathy and insight. Explore the key benefits of EQ for school leaders and learn how it can help you navigate the complexities of educational leadership: hubs.ly/Q02MVC340

New to the assistant principalship this year? Congratulations, and welcome! We’ve compiled four strategies to ensure you have a great first year—and set a solid foundation for the years ahead. hubs.ly/Q02MtP1p0

Last chance to apply! Our FREE New Leaders Principal Coaching program closes on August 31. Gain expert coaching and the tools you need to excel in your leadership role while contributing to the future of principal development. Don’t miss out! Apply now: hubs.ly/Q02N9Pc90

Empowering students starts with leaders who reflect their experiences. Dr. John R. Jenkins embodies this belief, dedicating his career to fostering strong and relatable leadership in schools. Let’s continue working to ensure every student achieves their full potential!

When a solid foundation is established between K-12 leaders and their administrators, it sets the stage for more trust, collaboration, and psychological safety. Proactively develop these relationships through these strategies: hubs.ly/Q02NjTBd0

Join our webinar, “Lead From Your Seat: How Teachers of Color Can Step Into Leadership” on September 10 at 5PM EDT. Presented by Karen Bryan-Chambers, this is designed for educators ready to amplify their influence and create lasting impact. Register now: hubs.ly/Q02NQ9XM0

Want to make your PD sessions more impactful? This Education Week article shares three tips for crafting PD that teachers find relevant and valuable. Learn how to balance school goals with teacher choice and create a culture of continuous learning: hubs.ly/Q02NYGVH0