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Assistant Principal of the Year Award

Overview

Welcome to the Colorado Assistant Principal of the Year Award website. The Assistant Principal of the Year program recognizes outstanding middle-level and high school assistant principals who have succeeded in providing high-quality learning opportunities for students as well as demonstrating exemplary contributions to the profession. Each year, the Assistant Principal of the Year winners from all 50 states are submitted for consideration to be the National Assistant Principal of the Year.

If you are not yet registered, click “Register” on the left-side navigation to get started with your application. Once registered, you may enter the application page to begin the application process. The eligibility and rubric are available to assist you in meeting the criteria that the reviewers will use to score your application.

NOTE: To honor your time, you will not need to complete every question in the application initially. You may view the required questions here. If you are selected to be interviewed and are a finalist for the Colorado Assistant Principal of the Year, you will be asked to finish the entire application.

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Please submit applications through the NASSP online application portal. The CASSP (Colorado Association of Secondary School Administrators) Board of Directors will screen and evaluate applications, and interviews will be conducted. If you have any questions, please contact Arlene Salyards at [email protected] or call the CASE office at 303.762.8762 extension 106. CASE Mission: The mission of CASE is to empower Colorado education leaders through advocacy, professional learning and networking to deliver on the promise of public education. CASE will inspire visionary leadership for education by: modeling the highest moral and ethical behavior; fostering a positive environment for high student achievement; providing personal and professional development; serving as a strong and influential voice for education leaders; and facilitating communication among education leaders. CASE Leadership: CASE is governed by a 25-member Coordinating Council. The Coordinating Council consists of three representatives from each of CASE's seven departments, as well as the CASE President, Past President, President-elect, and CASE Executive Director. CASE History: Founded in 1969, CASE has a rich history of leadership. The association is a solid, effective, and viable organization that is valued by its members for high-quality professional development, advocacy for the profession and public education, legal assistance, and networking opportunities.

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