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Articles in Sept-Oct, 2005 issue of Leadership

• The standards we need: a comparative analysis of performance standards shows us what is essential for principals to know and be able to do to improve achievement
  by Tim Waters
• Practitioner's guide to creating a shared vision: as a new superintendent, you've been charged with moving the community's schools in an exciting new direction. How should you proceed?
  by John M. Casey
• Guiding improvements in principal performance: ACSA and WestEd have developed a community of practice aimed at finding ways to improve principal guidance, support and evaluation
  by Karen Kearney
• everything you'll ever need to know: a former principal, superintendent and education professor with decades of experience under his belt offers a concise guide to school leadership
  by Tod Anton
• Lessons from winning coaches: aspiring school leaders can find compelling examples of how to create winning teams by looking to sports
  by Diann DePasquale
• Whoa, Nellie! Kicking leadership up a notch: leadership matters. To see why students at risk require extraordinary school leaders, dine at a poorly managed restaurant when you're hungry
  by George Manthey
• Business as unusual: contrary to popular belief, being regarded as an omnipotent leader is not necessarily a compliment!
  by Suzette Lovely
• Passing the baton: a new program from ACSA and the New Teacher Center at UC Santa Cruz is improving the way a new generation of site leaders is prepared and supported
  by Gary Bloom
• Focusing on what is essential
  by Henry Bietz
• Persistent leadership: the five keys to successful and sustained leadership are principles, passion, people, performance and perseverance
  by Glen Thomas