Leaders still turn to X to celebrate career advancement

School and district leaders celebrate new roles, share summer professional development events and networks, and express excitement for the upcoming school year. 

  • “Happy to announce that I just confirmed my seat in the next cohort of North Carolina Early Career Principals Academy! I am looking forward to the journey and opportunity to expand my knowledge to ensure I continue to lead well. Kids in all schools deserve the very best!” —Elementary School Principal in North Carolina
  • “Happy to announce the newest addition to our [team] here at [redacted!] Welcome Assistant Principal, [redacted]! Excited for the impact you will have!” —Principal in Georgia
  • “We’re excited to welcome [Redacted] as the next Assistant Principal of [Redacted]! She helped lead big gains in math achievement and supported K–5 educators through data-driven PD.” —Public School District in Florida
  • “Huge congratulations to [Redacted,] newly appointed Principal of [Redacted] Elementary, & [Redacted], the new Principal of [Redacted] High School! Both are amazing leaders who lead with heart, vision, & excellence! The future is bright!” —Principal in Maryland
  • “Thrilled to be starting my new role as Principal in the amazing [Redacted]. Together, with our dedicated teachers and staff, supportive community, Central Office Staff and School Board, amazing families and students, we are [headed] in the right direction!” —Principal in Virginia 
  • In reference to photographs of a PD session: “Our school leaders are life long learners – digging in as they sharpen their instructional leadership skills during this powerful session.” —District Leader in Virginia
  • “Almost time to kickoff our [Redacted] ISD leadership retreat!” —Superintendent in Texas 
  • “Enjoyed the first day of the 2025 [Redacted] County Public Schools Leadership Kickoff Week with principal colleagues from the 40 schools of Region [Redacted].” —Principal in Virginia
  • “Had a great couple days working with our first year principals during the New Principal Network development program this week! Some amazing and dedicated administrators in this group.” —Leader in Maryland