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122A.74 PRINCIPALS' LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE.
    Subdivision 1. Establishment. (a) The commissioner of education may contract with the
regents of the University of Minnesota to establish a Principals' Leadership Institute to provide
professional development to school principals by:
(1) creating a network of leaders in the educational and business communities to
communicate current and future trends in leadership techniques;
(2) helping to create a vision for the school that is aligned with the community and district
priorities; and
(3) developing strategies to retain highly qualified teachers.
(b) The University of Minnesota must cooperate with participating members of the business
community to provide funding and content for the institute.
(c) Participants must agree to attend the Principals' Leadership Institute for four weeks
during the academic summer.
(d) The Principals' Leadership Institute must incorporate program elements offered
by leadership programs at the University of Minnesota and program elements used by the
participating members of the business community to enhance leadership within their businesses.
    Subd. 2. Method of selection and requirements. (a) The board of each school district in the
state may select a principal, upon the recommendation of the district's superintendent and based
on the principal's leadership potential, to attend the institute.
(b) The school board shall forward its list of recommended participants to the commissioner
of education by February 1 each year. In addition, a principal may submit an application directly
to the commissioner by February 1. The commissioner of education shall notify the school board,
the principal candidates, and the University of Minnesota of the principals selected to participate
in the Principals' Leadership Institute each year.
History: 1Sp2005 c 5 art 2 s 48

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