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Upcoming AWSA Events:
Impactful Coaching
Cohort 2 Begins in January
IC Webinar Series
Leading Professional Learning Communities
Begins in October
SLATE
Dec. 8-10, 2025
Kalahari Resort
Associate Principals Convention
January 28-30, 2026
Lake Geneva
Middle and High School Principals Convention
February 11-13, 2026
Green Bay
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October 15th Edition
AWSA Update
AWSA Hiring New Director of Professional Learning and Member Services
As AWSA’s work supporting school leaders' professional growth continues to expand, the association will be hiring a Director of Professional Learning and Member Services. The position announcement outlines the qualifications and application process and timeline. We encourage successful leaders with a passion for professional learning and support to join our impactful, collaborative, and responsive staff team.
AWSA’s Future Work with Our National Affiliates
Since its inception in 1978, AWSA has been a proud state affiliate of both national associations. While NAESP and NASSP have specific groups of school leaders they serve (K-8 for NAESP & 6-12 for NASSP), there is much of their work that overlaps. AWSA has invited both NAESP and NASSP to reply to a request for information about the possibility of serving as the sole PK-12 national affiliate for Wisconsin school leaders in the future. Read more here.
Legislative Update AB 196/SB 170
One bill with broad, bipartisan support is currently stalled in committee. With limited session days remaining, it is critical that Assembly Bill 196 / Senate Bill 170 – Rehired Annuitants advance to clear both committees so it can hopefully reach the Governor’s desk. Read more here.
Twice Exceptional Students: What Administrators Need to Know
This article addresses key ideas related to students who are twice exceptional. It outlines what twice exceptionality is, an example of what a twice exceptional student is, what is at stake, and possible ways to respond to better serve the learning needs of these students. Read more here.
Reclaiming Time for Human Connection: How AI Transformed My Work and Renewed My Purpose in Education
Across the country, educators are united by a shared frustration: endless paperwork that takes time away from the work that truly matters—connecting with students. We enter this profession because we are passionate about helping children communicate, learn, and grow. Yet, too often, our days are consumed by compliance tasks, repetitive documentation, and inefficient systems that drain our energy and creativity. Read more here.
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