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Women in Leadership: Find Your It Factor

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By Donna McGuire
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Two female administrators discuss how nature versus nurture, overcoming barriers, and being a change agent all played into their confidence to grow as school leaders. March 26, 2022 | By Donna McGuire Women in Leadership: Find Your It Factor March 26, 2022 Did you ever wonder what traits made someone an “It girl?” Why is it that certain female colleagues seem to get ahead, almost like there is a ray of light beckoning them to success?
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7 Tips to Help APs Master Time Management

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By Donna McGuire
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As a school leader, you can help assistant principals thrive in their ever-changing, fast-paced role with these best practices. pathdoc - stock.adobe.com By Donna McGuire Communicator January 2021, Volume 44, Issue 5 Transitioning from classroom teacher to assistant principal (AP) can be challenging, but with your expertise as a principal—and these tips from a New York AP—you can help your APs overcome the challenge to grow and thrive in their new positions.
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Kansas City woman stared death in the face ‘and gave it a raspberry’

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By Donna McGuire
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Lyric Washington-Gaw's, right, could barely make it up the steps in her family's home before she was hospitalized in December of 2015. She and her mother, Letitia Washington-Roberson, left, are still celebrating her miraculous recovery.(Photo: Keith Myers, TNS) KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Every day for many weeks, Letitia Washington-Roberson kept vigil at her daughter’s hospital bedside, praying for improvement, peppering doctors with questions and whispering positive phrases into her daughter’s ear.
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