Program Standard 1: References

Citations for Key Features:

• California Commission on Teacher Credentialing. (2014) Administrative Services Credential: Program Standards. Sacramento, CA.
• California Department of Education. (2012). Greatness by design: Supporting outstanding teaching in a golden state. Sacramento, CA.
• Center of the Future of Teaching and Learning at WestEd. (2009). Strengthening California's system for preparing and supporting principals: Lessons from exemplary programs. Santa Cruz, CA.
• Colorado Department of Education. (2005). Principal induction guidelines. Denver
• Denver Public Schools/University of Denver. (2010). Lead in Denver opportunities. Denver: Author.
• Massachusetts Department of Education. (2012). Guidelines for the Preparation of Administrative Leaders. Boston: Author.
• Ohio Department of Education. (2012). Beginning principal mentoring program. Columbus: Author.
• Petzko, V. (2008). The perceptions of new principals regarding the knowledge and skills important to their initial success. NASSP Bulletin, 92(3), 224-250.
• Sanders, M. (2014). Overview of NYC leadership academy's work and impact. (PowerPoint Slides).
• Southern Regional Education Board. (2007). Good principals aren't born - they're mentored: Are we investing enough to get the school leaders we need? Atlanta: Author (with support from the Wallace Foundation).
• Turnball, B., Riley, D., MacFarlane, J. (2013). Cultivating talent in a principal pipeline. Washington, DC: Policy Studies Associates, Inc. (with support from the Wallace Foundation).
• Villani, S. (2006). Mentoring and induction programs that support new principals. Thousand Oaks, CA: Corwin Press.