Smart School Leadership: 3 Things Required to Make Professional Development a Priority

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When budgets shrink, professional development for staff is typically the first line item to be cut. Our guest argues that savvy superintendents make a commitment to fund professional development no matter how tight the budget. Learn how... Follow: @Supt_Avossa @aasadan @bamradionetwork #supchat #satchat #edchat Robert Avossa, Ed.D., is Superintendent of the 96,000-student Fulton County School System, Georgia’s fourth largest school district. Dr. Avossa came to Fulton in June 2011, and in this short time, his leadership has led to unprecedented growth in the district’s graduation rate and an increased focus on college and career readiness.

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