Sentences with phrase «cel executive»
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CEL is supporting Seattle's commitment through two integrated leadership initiatives: the development of professional learning communities for all district principals, and support of the executive team of Seattle's Chief Academic Officer.
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CEL's executive director, Dr. Stephen Fink, will present key findings in two sessions for superintendents and school leaders at the AASA 2012 National Conference on Education in Houston, February 18 and 19.
CEL's Executive Director Stephen Fink praised the foundation's long - term focus on educational leadership: «The Rapides Foundation is to be commended for its long - term investment in developing strong instructional leaders.
Dr. Stephen Fink is the executive director of the University of Washington Center for Educational Leadership (CEL), and affiliate associate professor of educational leadership and policy studies in the University of Washington College of Education.
«This critical initiative will be a real leap forward in terms of acknowledging the complex and sophisticated craft of teaching,» said Stephen Fink, executive director of CEL, a nationally recognized, research - based, non-profit arm of the University of Washington's top - ranked College of Education.
Tolcacher also belongs to CEL's Superintendent Network, a consortium of superintendents in the Yakima Valley who meet on a monthly basis with Dr. Steve Fink, CEL's Executive Director, to observe classroom instruction and deepen their understanding of the elements of teaching and learning.
In this interactive institute hosted by the AASA, Stephen Fink (executive director), June Rimmer and Max Silverman (both associate directors) from the Center for Educational Leadership (CEL) will give central office leaders the background and tools necessary to understand what principals need and how to provide it.
Cash compensation for executives rose 3.5 percent to 5.5 percent in 2005 and is expected to rise another 3 percent to 4 percent this year, says CEL & Associate Inc.'s annual National Real Estate Compensation & Benefits Survey.
In the words of Christopher Lee, President and Chief Executive Officer of CEL & Associates, Inc., the real estate industry discovered that «leaders and leadership, not the number or size of buildings owned or managed, would become the discerning hallmark of those who prospered and those who failed... A real estate firm without effective leaders might as well pack up and try something else.