Each October, National Principals Month recognizes principals’ essential role in making a school great. At Aldine ISD, we are thankful for our outstanding campus leaders who make a difference in the lives of students and staff members in our community every day.
Principals are among the hardest working yet often least recognized individuals in education. Principals set the academic tone for their schools; their vision, dedication, and determination provide the mobilizing force for achieving student success.
The district encourages schools and communities to honor their school leaders during October. A personal commitment of time and professional leadership to the school community they serve are critical attributes of school success.
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There are so many outstanding principals in Aldine ISD that impact our community positively. Join us in recognizing and celebrating our campus leaders. Take a moment to #ThankAnAISDPrincipal this month. Let them know how much you appreciate them.
Did you know?
- According to the Wallace Foundation, leadership is second only to instruction in school-based factors that affect student achievement.
- In a decade of intensive research, the Wallace Foundation identified no documented school turnaround absent an effective leader.
- National Principals Month is a widely recognized celebration to honor these unsung heroes for their tireless efforts in pursuit of excellence in education.
Mission-Driven Leadership
A strategic plan priority for Aldine is mission-driven leadership. AISD is committed to developing strong leaders and recruiting new talent. The district is determined to fulfill the promise that every Aldine ISD student deserves instructional excellence. Strong school leadership is a crucial key. School leaders set a vision and maintain the systems and culture required to ensure instructional excellence.
