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by Damian Bariexca, Ed.D.

Announcing Edcamp Leadership 2013!

damian, 1 May 201320 September 2014

This post is cross-posted from the official Edcamp Leadership blog, and originally appeared on April 6, 2013.

We are pleased to announce that Edcamp Leadership 2013 is officially on!

Join us on Monday, August 12th for a day of organic, participant-driven discussion about K-12 school leadership.  While formal leaders such as principals and superintendents will certainly be in attendance, self-identified leaders of all backgrounds are welcome: teachers and other non-administrative school staff, parents, community members, and anyone else who has an interest in contributing to the day’s sharing of knowledge, ideas, and action.

As with all Edcamps, the attendees determine the topics of conversation for the day, thereby ensuring that everyone gets what they need from the event.  And as always, the “Rule of Two Feet” applies: participants are encouraged to leave sessions that aren’t meeting their needs and find another one that does.

Please join us at the gorgeous New Jersey Center for Science, Technology, and Mathematics (STEM) at Kean University (get directions here).  As always, admission is FREE but you must register to reserve your spot as space is limited.  Click here to get your ticket!

See you in August!

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