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Conference for New Principals ~~ July 16-17, 2012
MASSP/MCCTA Fall Conference ~~ The Challenge of Leadership
September 30 - October 2, 2012
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Sociology and video students work together to create
Lee's Summit High School lip dub video.
Working together as a team under a tight deadline while involving close to 1,700 students and staff members were a couple of the challenges Lee's Summit High School sociology and broadcast students faced this spring when creating the school's first-ever lip dub video. The LSHS video is designed to showcase the school and involve all school groups and students.
Sociology and broadcast students began working together earlier this spring with a goal of involving each and every student organization and as many students as possible. Preparation was massive as students worked together to recruit the students, select a route that took the camera on one continuous shot throughout the school, plan for each and every camera shot and select the music.
The video, which was videotaped on April 20, is available on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxc_y-IykKE. (See full story.)
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MASSP NOTES
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On a daily basis, it’s not uncommon to hear in the Missouri
Capitol about how you as an educator don’t care about children. How
you’re only interested in preserving the status quo rather than making
progress. You’re only interested in pulling a pay check rather than
educating students. Your local districts have failed so miserably that
the state needs to send students to private and charter schools. But
most of all, the underlying message is that you really don’t care about
kids. (Read more.)The Changing Educational Climate: Challenges of Leadership, by Phil Lewis, MASSP Director of Programming
The Beatings Will Continue Until Morale Improves, by Jim King, MASSP Executive Director
