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308 CRITICAL ISSUES IN EDUCATION LEADERSHIP PREPARATION
students are academically successful with diverse populations is valuable for aspiring school
leaders. Educational leaders set the tone for academic success including courageous
conversations about cultural proficiency. In the preparation of school leaders, we must make
sure aspiring leaders are prepared to provide culturally proficient leadership.
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