Assistant Principals

Welcome to the NASSP Assistant Principal Leadership Center

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The National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP) created the National Assistant Principal (AP) Leadership Center to improve the association's capacity to serve the professional development and career advancement needs of secondary school assistant principals everywhere. The Center focuses on enhancing assistant principals’ job performance and their preparation for the principalship. AP Center programs consist of newly developed programs and adaptations of existing development programs and services.

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Join the Assistant Principals E-Mail Discussion List
Assistant principals can break the isolation of their jobs by joining this national e-mail network of the peers across the country.
2009 State Assistant Principals of the Year Best Practices
State honorees in the 2009 NASSP/Virco National Assistant Principal of the Year Program gathered in Virginia to share their experiences with and commitment to ensuring all students receive a high quality education.
National Task Force on the Assistant Principalship for Middle Level and High Schools
This task force will focus on the professional needs of assistant principals; both those who are aspiring to be principals and those who spend their careers in the assistant's role.

Taking Action: How Assistant Principals Can Advance Their Careers
How can assistant principals turn the challenges of a changing school environment into professional growth opportunities to learn?
Questions for Assistant Principal Candidates
A sampling of questions that are useful for interviewing AP candidates or for preparing for an AP interview.
AP Discussion List Tips
Since it began this fall, the AP Discussion list has provided hundreds of APs and other school leaders access to an extensive professional network. Here are some tips for best utilizing this valuable resource.

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