Minnesota Principals Exchange – Rochester

Are you looking for a professional development that will support you in your day-to-day work?

In collaboration with Principal Curtis Slater, MESPA, and Southeast Service Cooperative, the Minnesota Principals Exchange will give attendees the chance to share ideas, learn from others about best practices, and take strategies back to your building that you can use start using TOMORROW! If we want to continue to grow, we have to collaborate and learn from each other. The best principal in the room, is the ROOM. Come join us for some fun and engaging learning!

Learning Targets:

• Collaborate with other school leaders and learn strategies working around the country that will support school leaders in building a positive school culture

• Learn how social media can help promote your school and showcase the positives happening in your building to your community

• Understand and explore the state and national resources available to support building leaders

• Build a professional learning community around leadership and engagement

• Gain access to and help build a digital folder of best practice strategies that will support staff development around these important areas

This session is for school/building/district leaders who are looking for strategies and a framework that will support their professional development around school culture, staff professional development, social and emotional strategies and finding strategies that will support YOU! Aspiring principals who are preparing to take a position can also attend this training at a discounted rate ($75).

About the presenter: Principal Curtis Slater

Come join Mr. Curtis Slater (@Slater_Curtis_) as he facilitates the Minnesota Principals Exchange. Mr. Slater was the Minnesota 2018 NAESP National Distinguished Principal (NDP) and had the chance to work and collaborate with NDPs from around the country in Washington, D.C. Curt is passionate about sharing best practices and innovative ideas that are working for all. Over the past 12 years, Mr. Slater has had the chance to train and work with more than 400 schools around creating a positive school culture. His trainings do not just support licensed staff; he has had the chance to work with bus drivers, administrative assistants, school lunch staff, custodians, and community education. Curt believes every adult who works in a school plays a vital role in the process. If we want a positive culture and climate in our schools, we need to take the time to teach the skills that adults will need in the process.

Minnesota Principals Exchange Presented by MESPA & Southeast Service Cooperative, with Principal Curtis Slater