New Leaders of New Schools

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927 15th St NW Ste 200
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New Leaders of New Schools is an organization based in Washington, DC that focuses on developing and supporting educational leaders in the field of school administration. They provide training, resources, and mentorship to aspiring and current school leaders to help improve educational outcomes for students.

With a mission to cultivate effective and innovative leadership in schools, New Leaders of New Schools works to empower educators to drive positive change and create more equitable learning environments. Through their programs and initiatives, they aim to build a network of skilled and passionate educational leaders dedicated to improving the quality of education for all students.

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