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CASTLE is the nation’s primary center dedicated to the technology needs of school administrators. In addition to our highly-acclaimed School Technology Leadership graduate program, we 
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A primary focus of CASTLE is the development of partnerships at the higher education level. Through our Postsecondary Partnership Program (P3), we work with other university educational leadership programs to enhance their technology-related preparation practices. CASTLE also is dedicated to the sharing of resources and offers electronic dissemination of curricular components, program development suggestions, and other [...]
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The Principals Technology Leadership Assessment (PTLA) is the nation’s first statistically-validated assessment of principals’ technology-related inclinations and activities. You can download a copy of our PTLA information packet, which includes a copy of the assessment. The PTLA is free for schools, school districts and other non-profit school organizations. If you have any questions about the [...]
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