Leadership Supports

Rachel Alex, Ed.D.

Senior Education Specialist
713.744.6574
 
Porsha C. Dudley, Ed.D.
Education Specialist II
713.744.6357

 

Mike Walker
Education Specialist II
713.744.6356

 


 

Resources

Need to verify or print your AEL/ILD or PDAS certificate? The ILD and PDAS Certificate Authority is an electronic system to manage AEL/ILD and PDAS certification. Participants may pay for and/or print their certificates all from this website managed by Region 13 ESC.

 

 

 

 

Welcome to the leadership page of Accountability and Leadership Solutions. We are committed to providing leadership support for all of the region’s stakeholders, which includes current and aspiring administrators at both the campus and district levels. The department supports traditional/charter districts and campuses.

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Principals Leadership Network
The Principals Leadership Network is a committee of superintendent-appointed individuals. Members receive current national, state, and local information on all areas supporting principal and campus leadership. The goal of the committee is to identify trends and issues affecting districts, give feedback on services provided by Region 4 ESC, and network with other professionals.


For registration information, please contact Rachel Alex.

 


 

Statewide Evaluation System Training

Training and information on the current statewide evaluation system and its required training, including the new AEL, T-TESS, and T-PESS


Contact: 

Rachel Alex, Ed.D.
Senior Education Specialist
713.744.6574

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

New Administrator Induction

Join an interactive cohort of area leaders and satisfy the Texas Administrative Code required induction period component.

The Texas Administrative Code, 19 TAC Chapter 241.25 (a) states that a principal or assistant principal employed for the first time as a campus administrator (including the first time in the state) shall participate in an induction period of at least one year. Chapter 241.25 (b) states that the induction period should be a structured, systemic process for assisting the new principal or assistant principal in further developing skills in guiding the everyday operation of a school, adjusting to the particular culture of a school district, and developing a personal awareness of self in the campus administrator role. Mentoring support must be an integral component of the induction period.

Contact:

Mike Walker
Education Specialist II
713.744.6356

 


 

 

 

Click here for more Region 4 Trainings
 

 

Leadership and Communication at the Secondary Level: Discover a collection of administrator-tested speeches, articles, memos, e-mails, and more that takes leaders from opening week to graduation. A CD with templates is included. Learn More

 

 

Click here information about Graduation Flip-book: Recipe for Success

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