SuperEval Blog

As our communities continue to diversify, schools are responsible to educate students across a broad array of ethnicities, races, religions, and cultural backgrounds. School leaders must acknowledge the importance of social-emotional learning and foster equitable academic environments that promote acceptance and embrace differences. Social-emotional learning can help students develop a healthy curiosity for people whose […]

By, Sue Corrie, Retired Elementary School Principal, Clarence CSD Traditionally, as students and teachers settled into classrooms in the fall, building administrators begin organizing those special fall events such as Open House, Book Fairs, Fall Festivals, Homecoming, fall plays and more. However, this year brought very different organizing and scheduling challenges. Creating schedules within hybrid […]

In the wake of COVID-19, many companies are graciously making their services free in an effort to support educators across the country. PLS Classes, a division of PLS 3rd Learning (which is also our parent company) put together a terrific list of educational resources available to help teachers and parents support their children’s learning at […]

SuperEval, in partnership with Silver Strong & Associates, is pleased to announce the addition of the Thoughtful Classroom Principal Effectiveness Framework to its online evaluation system. Now, education leaders have access to another high-quality evaluation rubric to evaluate building-level principals that is approved for the Annual Professional Performance Review (APPR) by the New York State […]

SuperEval, in partnership with Silver Strong & Associates, is pleased to announce the addition of the Thoughtful Classroom Principal Effectiveness Framework to its online evaluation system. Now, education leaders have access to another high-quality evaluation rubric to evaluate building-level principals that is approved for the Annual Professional Performance Review (APPR) by the New York State […]

President John F. Kennedy once said, “Leadership and learning are indispensable to each other.”1 Not only do we see the role our education system plays on building the future leaders of America, but it reminds us that even individuals who serve in leadership roles—such as our principals—must never stop learning either. Continual education leads to […]