MAESP/MASSP Aspiring Leader Workshop April 18, Eastern Shore- Cancelled. All Fees to be Refunded

This workshop will be rescheduled again after our current medical and safety restrictions are lifted.


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Celebrate our Assistant/vice Principals

MAESP along with NAESP celebrates National Assistant Principals Week April 6-10, 2020, as we recognize the significant role assistant principals (APs) play in the overall academic achievement of students nationwide. In collaboration with the National Association of Secondary School Principals and the American Federation of School Administrators, we honor the impact assistant principals have on the success of schools across the country.

Here’s a sample of NAESP’s custom resources for assistant principals

Leading Lessons: Growing the Capacity of Assistant Principals
Learn how to advance your personal and professional development while producing a powerful impact on your school.
Leading Lessons: Collaborate to Align Learning
This guide, presented by Principal magazine, offers strategies principals can use to maximize the AP role in their school.
National Aspiring Principals Academy
This highly engaging year-long professional learning experience will directly bolster the effectiveness and preparation of all aspiring school principals.
Collaborative Leadership With Assistant Principals
A principal and an AP share three tenets to develop a joint approach to leadership.
What Assistant Principals Think
A roundtable discussion of the role’s challenges and opportunities for growth.

AP Webinar

Most students with disabilities spend the majority of their school day in a general education setting. Therefore, it is essential for all teachers and school leaders to have knowledge, skill, and ongoing professional development to meet their complex learning needs. In this webinar, “Special Education Do’s and Don’ts,” presenters will provide an overview of high-leverage practices, share a resource for school leaders to encourage implementation, and discuss strategies that can be used to differentiate support for beginning special and general education teachers.