CLEE’s nationally-recognized programs drive student success by developing shared leadership to address the root causes of educational inequities, transforming instructional practices and systems.
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Apply to the Principal Residency Network to start your journey to become a PK-12 principal and make a huge impact in your school communities.
Learn more about the equity dispositions and leadership skills in service to any school community during one of the upcoming one-hour information sessions.
CLEE uses research and evidence-based practices to drive our work of improving equity within schools. You can read our equity statement here.
93% of people who graduate the Principal Residency Network (PRN) enter administrative roles (data from 2001-2017).
CLEE has trained over 700 educators in our Learning Leader Network (LNN) program, representing 38 towns and cities in Rhode Island.
98% participants in the Learning Leader Network say that they have grown in the areas of being a reflective practitioner and in giving feedback to their colleagues.
