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Leadership Coaching

What is a Leadership Coach?

Coaches for the Arizona Leadership Project support and cultivate confident, competent, and courageous leaders who guide their schools to improved student achievement. Principals and Superintendents in selected districts are given a leadership coach who meets with them on a regular basis to identify goals and objectives linked to the ISLLC and Arizona Administrator Standards, reviews professional development plans, and creates action plans for attaining goals and objectives.

Coaches meet quarterly for training sessions focused on developing their ability to support their client.

Current Leadership Coaches

Criteria for becoming a Arizona Leadership Coach

Coaches Application Form

Recommended Reading

Bloom, G., Castagna, C., Moir E., Warren, B (2005). BLENDED COACHING: SKILLS AND STRATEGIES TO SUPPORT PRINCIPAL DEVELOPMENT. Thousand Oaks, CA: 2005, Corwin Press.

Marzano R., Waters, T., McNulty, B. (2005). SCHOOL LEADERSHIP THAT WORKS: FROM RESEARCH TO RESULTS. Alexandria, VA: Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development.

Who can I contact for more information?

For more information related to coaching, contact the Arizona Leadership Project Lead Coach, Eoline Cary
eoline.cary@azed.gov