A school administrator

A school administrator

A school administrator

The ISLLC (Interstate School Leaders Consortium license) are designed to help leaders in education to be more effective throughout the school day. Not only the directors to work with teachers, students and parents work with their communities to create a learning environment conducive to the successful and positive enrichment. These standards are the foundation upon which successful schools are built. versed in the ISLLC standards directors to acquire strategies and tools that enhance teaching, learning and performance of students in their schools (Hahn, 2006, p. 1).

These six standards have started their development by a consortium of organizations, starting from 1988, establishing the National Policy Committee of Educational Administration. There was a continuing need for accountability in our schools. A report was published by the National Commission on Excellence in Education titled "A Nation at Risk in 1983 (E-Lead, 2006, p.1). The report called for school reform. Our educational structure has been systematically collapsed and a great change was necessary to create success for our students, families and communities.

The Interstate School Leaders Consortium license officially adopted six (6) Standards for school leaders November 2, 1996 (CCSSO, 2005, p. 2). These standards are intended to stimulate growth and increase the merit of education officials.

Many websites provide excellent information about the emergence of ISLLC standards, the organization and implemented. The three I found most useful were the CCSSO (Council of Chief State School), NAESP (National Association of Elementary School), and e-lead, Leadership for Student Success.

The CCSSO has the document effective adoption of the Consortium complete. This document focuses on the knowledge, dispositions, and performance standards to which school heads follow (CCSSO, 2005, p. 10). These three areas assigned a set of learning objectives in which directors of the implementation of each standard. Administrators can use it as ...