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DCPS’ leadership induction initiatives : building strong practices to develop and support new principals
This Capstone paper explores the instructional and relational factors that shape success for principals amid the initial years of practice as school building leaders. The paper also defines talent and identifies investment factors, such as skill development and support systems for new principals, in
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