Future-Ready Leadership
Applications for the 2024-2025 cohort are available here.
Applications are being accepted through May 24, 2024 with applicants being notified by June 7, 2024.
Future-Ready Leadership (FRL) is a leadership development program for practicing assistant principals. The program, provided by the NC Principals and Assistant Principals’ Association, is aligned to the performance evaluation standards adopted by the State Board of Education for North Carolina’s school leaders. Through this cohort-driven model, assistant principals will participate in six face-to-face sessions and engage in assignments, projects, and readings designed to build the capacity of their schools and their own capacity as “Future-Ready” school leaders.
This opportunity is available for any practicing assistant principal who is committed to professional growth and who commits to participating fully in all FRL activities. Program cost will be covered by NCPAPA, however lodging, if needed, and travel will be the responsibility of the participant or district.
For 24-25, cohort sessions will likely take place in Raleigh and Chapel Hill. Participants will be assigned a cohort based on their location. All dates have not been determined but typically they are in September, October, December, February, March and April/May.
Contact
If you have any questions, please contact:
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Emily Doyle
NCPAPA Program Director
Sessions
Session 1 - Your Role in the NCSE for Principals & Assistant Principals
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Session 2 - What Every School Leader Needs to Know about Curriculum and Instruction
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Session 3- Instructional Leadership that Builds Teacher Effectiveness
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Session 4 - How Leaders Create Authentic PLCs
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Session 5 - How Leaders Create a Healthy School Culture
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Session 6 - Maximizing Student and Adult Relationships
Through the six sessions of FRL, participants will:
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Gain a deeper understanding of the North Carolina Standards for School Executives and their application to the assistant principal and principal roles.
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Gain an awareness and understanding of the leadership competencies necessary for effective school leadership and identify their strengths and areas for growth.
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Engage in role clarification with their principals to assure that they are making significant contributions in each of the North Carolina Standards for School Executives.
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Develop a plan with their principals for their own professional growth as school leaders.
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Become part of a statewide network and community of learning professionals.
FRL Graduates
2022-2023 FRL Graduates