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The association for administrators, district superintendents, principals, assistant principals, supervisors and those who support the public schools of Florida. |
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WELCOME
The Florida Assistant Principals Leadership Conference is presented by
the Florida Association of School Administrators (FASA) and the National
Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP). This Conference
will deliver great content directly related to the Florida Principal
Leadership Standards and specifically focused on the areas APs said they
need more training - Developing Others, Organizational Ability, Results
Orientation and Sensitivity. See the alignment of the standards and the
skills. Seats are limited so review the agenda and register today! |
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