New Leaders Group to Train Principals in Baltimore
An unusual partnership between a nonprofit organization and the state of Maryland will certify principals for the Baltimore schools without the involvement of a university.
New Leaders for New Schools, which seeks to train thousands of top-notch principals to lead urban schools, aims to train 40 principals for Baltimore within three years, enough to fill one-fifth of the district’s principalships.
The arrangement, supported by local and national philanthropies, unfolds as about half the 90,000-student district’s school leaders...
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