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EPISODE · Apr 29, 2026 · 20 MIN

IASP Leadership Podcast Season 7: Episode 256

from IASP Podcast · host Dr. Tiffany D. Barrett

In this special episode of the IASP Leadership Podcast, we take you inside a powerful session from the 2026 Aspiring Leaders Conference, where future school leaders heard directly from central office administrators about what truly matters in the hiring process. Featuring insights from Dr. Sean Taylor, Dr. Crystal Thorpe, and Kyle Mealy, this candid conversation explores the qualities that set candidates apart, including leadership presence, coachability, intentionality, and the ability to lead from any position. Panelists also share practical advice on navigating interviews, building your leadership identity, and avoiding common missteps that can hinder advancement. Grounded in the School Leader Paradigm, this episode challenges aspiring principals, assistant principals, and teacher leaders to reflect on their growth and readiness to lead within the unique context of their school communities. Whether you are preparing for your first leadership role or continuing to grow as a learning leader, this episode offers actionable insights to help you take the next step with confidence and purpose. 🎧 Learn more about IASP programs, including Leading APs, at IASP.org.

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