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An educational leader promotes the success of every student by building a student-centered culture that is inclusive, inviting, and supports the personal and academic growth of all. This culture is visible and communicated through the school’s mission and vision, as well as through practices, policies, and procedures that align to them.

Observe the culture of your school or a school you are familiar with, and create a one-page list or chart to include:

• The school’s mission and vision statements.

• At least 3-4 examples of administrators’ leadership behaviors that promote the intended school culture, identifying a PSEL standard that aligns to each.

• Examples of 3-4 staff functions or activities that promote the intended school culture, identifying a PSEL standard that aligns to each.

• A minimum of 3-4 examples of student functions or activities that promote the intended school culture, identifying a PSEL standard that aligns to each.

• Provide 1-2 examples of behaviors, functions, or activities that occur regularly that go against the intended school culture. (If you find no examples of this at your school, you may write “Not Applicable” in this space.)

In the same document, write a 400-word reflection evaluating what you described in your list/chart regarding the school's culture.

Include the following:

• What is working well

• What is not working well

• Changes or improvements you would recommend

Support your assignment with 2 scholarly resources.

APA style format. RUBRIC:

(5) Vision and Mission: The school’s mission and vision statements are clearly stated in the narrative.

(15) Administrator Behaviors: Examples of administrators’ leadership behaviors that promote the intended school culture are excellent. PSEL standards are expertly aligned to each example.

(15) Staff Functions or Activities: Examples of 3-4 staff functions or activities that promote the intended school culture are extensive. PSEL standards are expertly aligned to each example.

(15) Student Functions or Activities: Examples of 3-4 student functions or activities that promote the intended school culture are skillful. PSEL standards are expertly aligned to each example.

(10) Examples that go Against Intended Culture: Meaningful examples of 1-2 behaviors, functions, or activities that occur regularly that go against the intended school culture are provided.

(20) Reflection: Reflection proficiently includes what is working well, what is not working well, and any changes or improvements recommended. Improvements are ideal, given the school context described.

(20) Sources, Mechanics, Organization