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Thursday, March 6, 2014

"Retaining Quality Staff" 3/5/14 #ncadmin Chat Archive

Posted by Craig S. Smith at 4:07 AM No comments:

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Labels: #ncadmin, education, school leadership, teacher support, teaching

Thursday, January 16, 2014

"Leading Change in 2014 - Data Driven Strategies" 1/15/14 #ncadmin Chat Archive

Posted by Craig S. Smith at 5:37 AM No comments:

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Labels: #ncadmin, administration, school leadership

Thursday, October 24, 2013

"Maximizing Time as a School Leader" Oct. 23rd chat

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Labels: #ncadmin, administration, school leadership

Thursday, October 17, 2013

How Does Your School Support College/Career Readiness? Oct. 16th chat

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Labels: #ncadmin, CCR, education, school leadership

Thursday, October 3, 2013

Observation Best Practices: Oct. 2 Chat

Posted by Craig S. Smith at 5:15 AM No comments:

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Labels: #ncadmin, Connected Educators, education, school leadership, teaching

Thursday, September 19, 2013

Beginning Teacher Support Strategies: 9/18/13

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Labels: #ncadmin, administration, education, North Carolina, school leadership, teacher support, teaching

Thursday, May 9, 2013

Archived Chats via Storify

June 26th: Strategies to Maximize Getting Connected

June 19th: Innovative Strategies to Prevent Summer Slide

May 22nd: Common Core Implementation Strategies

May 8th: Legislative Issues in NC Education

April 24th: Best Practice for School Wide #edtech Supervision

February 20th: 21st Century Teaching and Learning

February 6th: Vision Building Strategies for School Leaders

January 23rd: Strategies for Building Strong District/School Teams

January 9th: Practical Strategies for Discipline

Dec. 12th: NC Teacher Evaluation System: Part III

Nov. 28: NC Teacher Evaluation System: Part II

Nov. 7: NC Teacher Evaluation System: Part I

Oct. 17th: Strategies to Reduce Bullying

Oct. 3rd: New Teacher Support

#ncadmin chats prior to Oct. 3rd can be viewed by clicking "Older Posts"

Posted by Craig S. Smith at 6:23 AM No comments:

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Labels: #edtech, #ncadmin, #nced, #ncga, #ncpol, 21st Century, administration, Common Core, Connected Educators, education, Essential Standards, NCEES, North Carolina, school leadership, school safety, teaching, technology

Saturday, September 8, 2012

Chat from September 19th: "Strategies for leadership teams in the changing field of education"

This is a summary from the September 19th #NCADMIN chat:

(Note: Not every tweet from the chat is included)

Manda Stegall ‏@MandaStegall

Welcome everyone to tonight's topic - Strategies for Leadership Teams in the changing field of Education! #ncadmin

Manda Stegall ‏@MandaStegall

Q1: Some leadership teams are made up of 2 & some are up to 5+ members-how do you define the role of your leadership team members? #ncadmin

Derek McCoy ‏@mccoyderek

#ncadmin A1 We define our roles in early strategy meetings. We outline goals and begin talking assignments

Craig Smith ‏@CSmithGoBlue

A1: We discuss our roles as a group, factored by principal assignment, specialized area, and experience. #Ncadmin

Manda Stegall ‏@MandaStegall

Is it important for all members on your leadership team to have an Instructional Role? #ncadmin

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Labels: administration, Connected Educators, education, ncadmin, North Carolina, school leadership, teaching, technology

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Craig S. Smith: Craig S. Smith is the Executive Director of Community School of Davidson, located in Davidson, North Carolina. As a K-12 school, CSD uses the principles of The Basic School to provide an optimal environment for learning. Before joining CSD in the summer of 2024, Craig was Principal of Lake Norman Charter High School (Huntersville, NC) for nine years, the longest principal tenure in the high school's history. Previously, Craig was the Assistant Principal of Ashbrook High School (Gastonia, NC). Before entering administration, Craig was a successful high school math teacher and coach at Hopewell High School (Huntersville, NC). He earned his B.A. from Western Michigan University and his M.A. from Gardner-Webb University. Craig is active in multiple state-level platforms, including the Professional Educator Preparation & Standards Commission and the NC High School Athletic Association Bylaw Task Force. He also currently serves on the WMU Alumni Association Board of Directors. He is happily married to a high school English teacher and they have two children: one girl, born in June of 2012, and one boy, born in March of 2014.

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