Pubs
& Posts
This page features downloadable copies of all of PEP’s free
publications (e.g., recent newsletters, the current annual
report, etc.). That’s
the “Pubs” part.
The “Posts” part is a new addition to
our website. Here
you will find essays, digests of recent research, articles
written by PEP staff members or PEP graduates, advertisements
from other organizations, etc. – in other words, documents
that contain information we believe will be of interest to
school leaders across the state.
Publications
The following PEP documents are published in Adobe Acrobat
pdf format and may be viewed online and downloaded free of
charge.
Education
Law in North Carolina is a subscription-based,
annually updated, twenty-seven chapter, "plain English"
source of information about the federal and state law that
affects North Carolina schools and administrators. ELNC is
available on a password-protected website. Users can find information, often within seconds,
via electronic search and linking tools. ELNC also contains
links to North Carolina case law, statutes, regulations and
other valuable legal resources. Almost every North Carolina
school system subscribes to this resource, which has been
published by PEP since 1987. Cost: $75.00 per year.
The
Provident Principal This classic treatise
is based on a series of lectures by John R. (Jack) McCall,
a clinical psychologist, educator, and PEP program associate.
Its title comes form the author's philosophy that every school
needs a provident principal--that is, a principal who plans
and thinks ahead to help every student or teacher in his or
her school succeed and excel.
Cost: $10.00
Seminar
Teaching: Five Case Studies This collection
of cases was written by Alice H. Hart, PEP instructor and
former North Carolina Principal of the Year. The cases report
on the successful use of Paideia concept and seminar teaching
in public schools. Cost:
$15.00
Leadership
(Available in PDF format here)
PEP's quarterly newsletter, Leadership, keeps the members
of the extended PEP family informed of current events, upcoming
programs and activities, and issues of general concern to
school administrators. The newsletter highlights special projects,
initiatives, and new developments in school law and education
policy and features reviews of books of current interest and
application. Cost:
Available free in PDF format.
Place
an order today!
(To learn more about Adobe Acrobat
and/or download the free Acrobat Reader, click here.)
If you encounter difficulty viewing
or downloading documents, contact Matt
Coffey
Posts
Memo from PEP Director Brad Sneeden regarding the recently passed senate
version of the 2005 North Carolina budget. word rtf
Recent Publications by PEP Faculty Members:
The following articles on effective
school managment techniques, authored by PEP Assistant Director
Chris Hitch, have been published on the North Carolina Association
of School Administrators (NCASA) website (www.ncasa.net):
How do I use all of this data? word
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Improving your Technology Utilization word
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Quiet Leadership word
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The Three “Rs” of School Leadership
Today
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NC
Principal Fellows Program Announcement
A
competitive, merit-based scholarship loan program that is
funded by the North Carolina General Assembly.
Turnaround
Schools: Four Case Studies, Anita Ware, Ed.D.
A
Study of Perceived Characteristics of Professional Relationships,
Teacher Efficacy, and Teacher Responsibility Contributing
to Student Academic Success in Four North Carolina Turnaround
Schools
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