MASA’s District Instructional Leaders Series (DILS) is an advanced leadership learning experience for instructional administrators focused on people, practice, and priorities. Designed to strengthen leadership capacity while building professional networks and removing silos, this series provides meaningful opportunities for collaboration, reflection, and growth. Participants will engage in learning that addresses the realities of instructional leadership,

The New Superintendents Leadership Academy (NSLA) was created to support Superintendents who are in the first three years of this tough but rewarding job.Seven in-depth sessions are held throughout the year, led by experts who have one goal: preparing new Superintendents to succeed and excel. Session Two: October 12

MASA’s Quickfire Sessions are intensive, two-hour learning opportunities based on member feedback and designed to provide school leaders with essential updates on critical education-related topics – this particular session will focus on Building Michigan’s Future Graduate Through Competency-Based Learning. What is all the buzz about Competency-Based Learning? Credits alone no longer tell the full story

MASA’s Quickfire Sessions are intensive, two-hour learning opportunities based on member feedback and designed to provide school leaders with essential updates on critical education-related topics – this particular session will focus on Driving Improvements in Student Behavior, Attendance, and Achievement. District leaders are being asked to improve outcomes without additional resources, making system alignment more