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    Griffin RESA is pleased to announce that Jayne Ellspermann, 2015 NASSP Principal of the Year, will be among our slate of quality break-out sessions at our 2015 Summer Leadership Conference to be held on June 8 and 9, 2015. Our agency strives to bring in educational leaders with a proven success record to share successful innovations with our audience at this conference. During her 10 years as West Port Principal, Ellspermann has developed a college-going culture personalized for students. At West Port, lunchtime is often “Power Hour”, a student-empowerment initiative Ellspermann launched giving students autonomy over an hour of their school day for academic enrichment, open labs, clubs, and other creative opportunities. Three years of Power Hour has produced a more personalized and successful school environment: course failure has nearly disappeared, the graduation rate has jumped 15 points, and participation in activities has increased seven-fold to nearly 70%. West Port students can also graduate with an associate’s degree before graduating from high school thanks to an on-campus college program Ellspermann also spearheaded. A former law enforcement officer, Ellspermann joined Marion County Public Schools 34 years ago as a high school social studies teacher. She holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Georgia and a master’s degree in education from the University of Florida. “Jayne Ellspermann simply sees no limit to her students’ potential or to the school’s potential to help them fulfill it,” said NASSP Executive Director JoAnn Bartoletti. “Her passion and focus on personalization, academic rigor, and collaborative leadership – hallmarks of NASSP’s Breaking Ranks framework for school improvement – keep her moving ever forward to find creative ways to ensure each student in her school is known and well served.” Griffin RESA is pleased that she has agreed to participate in the agency’s summer conference, which promises to be a powerful opportunity for educational leaders to learn best practices in leadership and interact with one another. Registration is available online by visiting the Griffin RESA website at www.griffinresa.net

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    Griffin RESA is pleased to announce that Jayne Ellspermann, 2015 NASSP Principal of the Year, will be among our slate of quality break-out sessions at our 2015 Summer Leadership Conference to be held on June 8 and 9, 2015. Our agency strives to bring in educational leaders with a proven success record to share successful innovations with our audience at this conference. During her 10 years as West Port Principal, Ellspermann has developed a college-going culture personalized for students. At West Port, lunchtime is often “Power Hour”, a student-empowerment initiative Ellspermann launched giving students autonomy over an hour of their school day for academic enrichment, open labs, clubs, and other creative opportunities. Three years of Power Hour has produced a more personalized and successful school environment: course failure has nearly disappeared, the graduation rate has jumped 15 points, and participation in activities has increased seven-fold to nearly 70%. West Port students can also graduate with an associate’s degree before graduating from high school thanks to an on-campus college program Ellspermann also spearheaded. A former law enforcement officer, Ellspermann joined Marion County Public Schools 34 years ago as a high school social studies teacher. She holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Georgia and a master’s degree in education from the University of Florida. “Jayne Ellspermann simply sees no limit to her students’ potential or to the school’s potential to help them fulfill it,” said NASSP Executive Director JoAnn Bartoletti. “Her passion and focus on personalization, academic rigor, and collaborative leadership – hallmarks of NASSP’s Breaking Ranks framework for school improvement – keep her moving ever forward to find creative ways to ensure each student in her school is known and well served.” Griffin RESA is pleased that she has agreed to participate in the agency’s summer conference, which promises to be a powerful opportunity for educational leaders to learn best practices in leadership and interact with one another. Registration is available online by visiting the Griffin RESA website at www.griffinresa.net

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    2015 NASSP Principal of The Year To Present at GRESA Summer Leadership Conference

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    Griffin RESA is pleased to announce that Jayne Ellspermann, 2015 NASSP Principal of the Year, will be among our slate of quality break-out sessions at our 2015 Summer Leadership Conference to be held on June 8 and 9, 2015. Our agency strives to bring in educational leaders with a proven success record to share successful innovations with our audience at this conference. During her 10 years as West Port Principal, Ellspermann has developed a college-going culture personalized for students. At West Port, lunchtime is often “Power Hour”, a student-empowerment initiative Ellspermann launched giving students autonomy over an hour of their school day for academic enrichment, open labs, clubs, and other creative opportunities. Three years of Power Hour has produced a more personalized and successful school environment: course failure has nearly disappeared, the graduation rate has jumped 15 points, and participation in activities has increased seven-fold to nearly 70%. West Port students can also graduate with an associate’s degree before graduating from high school thanks to an on-campus college program Ellspermann also spearheaded. A former law enforcement officer, Ellspermann joined Marion County Public Schools 34 years ago as a high school social studies teacher. She holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Georgia and a master’s degree in education from the University of Florida. “Jayne Ellspermann simply sees no limit to her students’ potential or to the school’s potential to help them fulfill it,” said NASSP Executive Director JoAnn Bartoletti. “Her passion and focus on personalization, academic rigor, and collaborative leadership – hallmarks of NASSP’s Breaking Ranks framework for school improvement – keep her moving ever forward to find creative ways to ensure each student in her school is known and well served.” Griffin RESA is pleased that she has agreed to participate in the agency’s summer conference, which promises to be a powerful opportunity for educational leaders to learn best practices in leadership and interact with one another. Registration is available online by visiting the Griffin RESA website at www.griffinresa.net

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    GRIFFIN REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICE AGENCY

    Serving South Metro County School Systems since 1966


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    Dr. Stephanie L. Gordy, Executive Director
    440 Tilney Avenue
    Griffin, GA 30224
    Phone: 770-229-3247
    FAX: 770-228-7316
    www.griffinresa.net

    2015 NASSP PRINCIPAL OF THE YEAR


    TO PRESENT AT THE GRIFFIN RESA/SOUTH METRO SUMMER LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE

    Griffin RESA is pleased to announce that Jayne Ellspermann, 2015 NASSP Principal of the
    Year, will be among our slate of quality break-out sessions at our 2015 Summer Leadership
    Conference to be held on June 8 and 9, 2015. Our agency strives to bring in educational leaders
    with a proven success record to share successful innovations with our audience at this
    conference.
    During her 10 years as West Port Principal, Ellspermann has developed a college-going culture
    personalized for students. At West Port, lunchtime is often Power Hour, a studentempowerment initiative Ellspermann launched giving students autonomy over an hour of their
    school day for academic enrichment, open labs, clubs, and other creative opportunities. Three
    years of Power Hour has produced a more personalized and successful school environment:
    course failure has nearly disappeared, the graduation rate has jumped 15 points, and participation
    in activities has increased seven-fold to nearly 70%. West Port students can also graduate with
    an associates degree before graduating from high school thanks to an on-campus college
    program Ellspermann also spearheaded.
    A former law enforcement officer, Ellspermann joined Marion County Public Schools 34 years
    ago as a high school social studies teacher. She holds a bachelors degree in psychology from
    the University of Georgia and a masters degree in education from the University of Florida.
    Jayne Ellspermann simply sees no limit to her students potential or to the schools potential to
    help them fulfill it, said NASSP Executive Director JoAnn Bartoletti. Her passion and focus
    on personalization, academic rigor, and collaborative leadership hallmarks of NASSPs
    Breaking Ranks framework for school improvement keep her moving ever forward to find
    creative ways to ensure each student in her school is known and well served.
    Griffin RESA is pleased that she has agreed to participate in the agencys summer conference,
    which promises to be a powerful opportunity for educational leaders to learn best practices in
    leadership and interact with one another. Registration is available online by visiting the Griffin
    RESA website at www.griffinresa.net.

    Griffin RESA does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, religion, or disability.

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