Group Offers Executive Training for Principals
Boston
What can the Cuban missile crisis, the Ford Motor Co., and Starbucks Coffee teach about school leadership? Principals across Massachusetts are about to find out.
The Bay State has adopted a leadership-development program that borrows heavily from the military and corporate worlds to train about two-thirds of its urban school principals over the next five years.
The two-year course for midcareer principals, which began this month, was designed by the National Center on Education and the Economy, a Washington-based group...
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