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Michael Nast
is
a school change coach with CSSR. Michael previously served as
superintendent in Stamford, CT, an urban district with 17,000 students,
for six and a half years. Prior to that, he served as an assistant
superintendent for curriculum and professional development. In addition,
Michael was a high school principal for 17 years of two large urban high
schools, one in New Haven, and one in Stamford, CT, where he introduced
small learning communities, established advisor/advisee groups, and 9th
grade clusters.
In his
work with the Education Alliance at Brown University, Michael served as
a mentor to high school principals, helping them to implement their
school improvement plans, identify school reform issues, and engage in
the change process. He coordinates the Administrative Preparation
Internship Program for the University of Connecticut.
Michel is a specialist
in helping school leaders to balance administrative priorities with
curriculum, instruction and assessment initiatives. He has coordinated
professional development workshops for CT superintendents, focusing on
staffing issues, safety, data analysis, and improving student
achievement.
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