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Serving <strong>Elementary</strong> and Middle Level PrincipalsThe High Value <strong>of</strong>MembershipYour access to the support, resources, and networksyou need to be a better principal—from the onlynational pr<strong>of</strong>essional association that exclusivelyserves elementary and middle-level principals andother educators


“I can’t imaginea principalin today’seducationalenvironmentfunctioningeffectivelywithout themany resources<strong>of</strong> NAESP. ”—Jeneen CapraroSunnyside <strong>Elementary</strong>,San Jose, CA“NAESPprovidesme with anetworkingopportunity,second to none,where I canconnect withmy colleaguesaround thecountry.”—Patricia RidderLittle Run <strong>Elementary</strong>Tucson, AZFree to MembersAward-Winning PublicationsPrincipal magazine—Published five times ayear Principal gives members the informationand insight they need to be better principals.Members have exclusive access to onlinecontent and a searchable database <strong>of</strong> pastarticles.Communicator—Monthly e-newsletterhighlights education-related news, research,and trends.Report to Parents—A bulletin writtenfor principals to reproduce and circulate toparents; features practical information on arange <strong>of</strong> family-friendly topics.Before the Bell—A news brief focused oneducation issues delivered to every member’se-mail inbox.E-newsletters—NAESP’s four contentspecifice-newsletters—concise, practical, andeasy to access.Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Networks<strong>National</strong> network—Interact with 25,000peers who share the complexities, rewards,and challenges <strong>of</strong> being a principal.Social Networks—Connect with peersand join discussions on the NAESPFacebook page, LinkedIn group, thePrincipals’ Office blog, and PrincipalSpace,NAESP’s own online community thatenables members to share knowledge andlearn from colleagues.<strong>National</strong> Principal Mentoring CertificationProgram—Veteran principals share knowledgeand experience with protégés.State-Based Networks—Find colleagues,peers, and friends in your state or district.A Champion in Washington, DCAdvocacy—NAESP’s advocacy agenda tracksfederal education-related news, legislation,and policy decisions to protect the needsand interests <strong>of</strong> elementary and middle-levelprincipals nationwide.Career SupportLegal Benefits Program—Receive$1 million in individual pr<strong>of</strong>essional liabilitycoverage and up to $10,000 for job protectiondefense claims, based on continuous years <strong>of</strong><strong>membership</strong>.Principal HelpLine—Confidential, onlineforum enables members to ask questions abouttheir most pressing issues and challenges andget help from veteran principals one-on-onewithin 48 hours.Pr<strong>of</strong>essional StandardsLeading Learning Communities—Researchbased,gold standard for what elementaryprincipals should know and be able to do;sets priorities and provides specific tools andresources to help principals meet standards <strong>of</strong>highly effective leadership.Leading Early-Childhood LearningCommunities—Standards to help principalsprovide instructional leadership in earlychildhood education and “extend thecontinuum <strong>of</strong> learning.”Leading After-<strong>School</strong> LearningCommunities—Definitive document thatgives principals the knowledge, tools, andresources to establish and sustain quality afterschoolprograms to enhance student success.Research and SurveysTen-Year Study—Hallmark study paints acomprehensive picture <strong>of</strong> the principalship;reports on current and longitudinal data, issues,and trends that affect the pr<strong>of</strong>ession.Research Gateway—A “network <strong>of</strong> networks”that combines resources from a host <strong>of</strong> sourcesin a wide range <strong>of</strong> formats, including reports,articles, blogs, curriculum materials, e-books,simulations, tests, and surveys.Principals’ Salaries, 2008-2009—Keep track<strong>of</strong> where your salary stacks up with yourpeers nationwide in this survey, conducted byEducational Research Service and published inPrincipal magazine.Reports—Timely research and reports aboutelementary education on topics like measuringacademic performance, school curricula,education policy, and after-school initiatives.<strong>National</strong> <strong>Association</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Elementary</strong> <strong>School</strong> Principals l 800-386-2377 l www.naesp.org


Promising PracticesOnline Samples—Project ideas, programs,and techniques principals have implemented intheir own schools; excellent starting point forprincipals who want to improve their schools.Volunteer and LeadershipOpportunitiesNetworking and Leadership Opportunities—Serve the pr<strong>of</strong>ession by running for the NAESPBoard <strong>of</strong> Directors or by participating in aleadership position with an NAESP state affiliate.On-Demand InsightNAESP Radio—Concise, online interviewswith education experts on topics <strong>of</strong> particularinterest to elementary principals. Listen atwww.naesp.org.Pr<strong>of</strong>essional DevelopmentNAESP Annual Convention andExposition—Rare opportunity to regroup,refresh, and reconnect with colleagues awayfrom the daily pressures <strong>of</strong> the job. Featuresnationally acclaimed keynote speakers, paneldiscussions, preconference workshops, andmore. Members save on registration fees.Summer Institute—Highly acclaimed, intensiveseminar that strengthens principals’ insightinto leading pr<strong>of</strong>essional learning communities.Members save $100 on registration.Webinars—Affordable pr<strong>of</strong>essional development—rightat your desk—led by practicingprincipals and noted education experts withample time for Q&A. Members save $25 onregistration fee.Resources and ServicesBooks—120-plus books filled with expertadvice and practical information; topics covereverything from data-based decision-makingto leading pr<strong>of</strong>essional learning communities.Members receive a 10 percent discount whenordering online.Members’ Marketplace—Online site enablesprincipals to purchase products that celebratetheir affiliation with NAESP and declaretheir pride in the principalship. Members canpurchase this high-quality merchandise at anaffordable cost.Recognition for Pr<strong>of</strong>essionalExcellence<strong>National</strong> Distinguished Principals—Honorsand celebrates exemplary pre-K-8 principals;sponsored with the U.S. Department <strong>of</strong>Education.Reward Student ExcellenceStudent Recognition—NAESP’s AmericanStudent Council <strong>Association</strong> program providesincentives and recognition products toreward student leadership. Members can alsoparticipate in the <strong>National</strong> <strong>Elementary</strong> HonorSociety to recognize and reward studentacademic excellence.Discounts for MembersCareer AdvancementGraduate Degrees—Members andtheir staff can advance their career withan advanced degree through NAESP’spartnership with NOVA SoutheasternUniversity. Members receive a 20 percentdiscount on tuition.Enhanced Purchasing PowerAccess Development—NAESP’spartnership with Access enables members toreceive significant discounts on world-classproducts and services, from dining, movies,and shopping to cruises, travel, and carrentals.Principals Buyers Guide—Online guidethat directs principals to vendors that <strong>of</strong>ferspecials on products and services everyschool needs.You’re Proud to Be a Principal;NAESP Is Proud to Be Your Partner.“Being amember <strong>of</strong>NAESP andour stateorganization hasbeen nothingbut a greatthing. You cannetwork, sharebest practicesand above allbe an advocatefor principalsin providingthe latestinformation onlegislative issuesand make adifference for allstudents.”—Celia LaytonGardens <strong>Elementary</strong>Pasadena, TX“I am glad Ihave NAESPas my lifelineto theinformation,products, andservices I need.”—Cathie WestMountain Way <strong>Elementary</strong>,Granite Falls, WA


Membership CategoriesActive: Available to practicing elementary andmiddle-level principals, assistant principals, and relatededucators; includes all NAESP <strong>benefits</strong> and services,including the Legal Benefits Program ($1 millionin individual pr<strong>of</strong>essional liability coverage up and to$10,000 for job protection defense claims).$215 annuallyInstitutional Active: Available to all ActiveMembers; includes a duplicate set <strong>of</strong> publications forthe school library. $260 annuallyEmeritus: Available to all retired NAESPActive Members; includes all NAESP <strong>benefits</strong> andservices and the Legal Benefits Program, plus a free<strong>membership</strong> in AARP and NRTA. $108 annuallyRetired: Available to all retired NAESP ActiveMembers and Emeritus Members; includes allNAESP <strong>benefits</strong> and services except the Legal BenefitsProgram, plus a free <strong>membership</strong> in AARP and NRTA.$55 annuallyAspiring: Available to all students and educatorspursuing a career as an elementary or middle-levelprincipal; includes all NAESP <strong>benefits</strong> and servicesexcept the Legal Benefits Program. $70 annuallyAssociate: Available to pr<strong>of</strong>essors <strong>of</strong> education orother non-principals; includes all <strong>benefits</strong> and servicesexcept the Legal Benefits Program. $115 annuallyInternational Associate: Available to principalsworking outside the U.S. and its territories; includes allNAESP <strong>benefits</strong> and services except the Legal BenefitsProgram. $145 annuallyInstitutional Subscription: Available to nonschoollibraries only; includes subscriptions to allNAESP publications only. $140 annuallyIndividuals from the following locations are required to join their stateassociation when joining NAESP: Alabama, Alaska, District <strong>of</strong> Columbia, Florida,Hawaii, Idaho, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, Montana,Nebraska, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Virginia,Washington, West Virginia, and Wyoming. Call 800-386-2377 for more details.I would like to join NAESPGo online for immediate sign up or return this form to us by mail or faxName ____________________________________________________Job Title ______________________________________________<strong>School</strong> Name ______________________________________________ <strong>School</strong> Address _________________________________________City ___________________________________________________________________________ State __________ Zip ________________Phone ____________________________________________________E-mail Address _________________________________________Select the <strong>membership</strong> category that fits youq Active q Institutional Active q Associate q Aspiring Principal q Emeritus q Retired q InternationalAmount enclosed or to be charged: ____________________________Payment Methodq Check enclosedq Purchase order number __________________q Charge credit card (please check one) q VISA q MasterCard q Discover q American ExpressCard Number ___________________________________________________________________ Expiration Date _____________________Cardholder’s Name _________________________________________________________________________________________________Billing Address _____________________________________________________________________________________________________Cardholder’s Signature ______________________________________________________________________________________________Mail form and payment information to:NAESP Member Services l 1615 Duke Street, Alexandria, VA 22314-3483 l Fax: 800-396-2377 l Phone: 800-386-2377OK

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