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2024-25 NY EPLP Program Schedule
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Program Highlights​

NY EPLP offers a unique range of enriching and valuable experiences that support Fellows in performing their current position, and in preparing to assume new, more challenging responsibilities. ​The program explores education policy and leadership issues at the macro, strategic level through immersive experiences and virtual, interactive sessions. 

Monthly Virtual Sessions

​​Experiential Learning

​The small cohort size ensures an opportunity for rich dialogue, networking, and the sharing of ideas and perspectives.​Engage in seven monthly Zoom sessions that are the core of the program. These include seminar-style discussions with university professors and prominent speakers in education policy and leadership.

Team Policy Project

​Collaborate with 2 or 3 Fellows on a Team Policy Analysis Project​ to research and develop a policy position on a topic of interest. Teams  complete a policy analysis paper with recommendations, and share their findings with an oral presentation and discussion with the entire cohort.
​Join Fellows from MI, OH, and PA for a two-day Strategic Leadership Forum in Pennsylvania:
DAY 1 Docent-led strategic leadership experience at Gettysburg Battlefield offers lessons for today's leaders.
DAY 2 US Army War College faculty shares strategic leadership concepts taught to military leaders, yet relevant for all.


Washington DC Forum for NY Fellows:
Gain a national perspective when our Fellows convene in the spring in Washington DC for two days of intimate, insightful sessions with education think-tank experts and influencers of education policy representing a broad range of perspectives.

Multiple Perspectives

​The diverse, statewide cohort of up to 25 Fellows represents urban, suburban and rural leaders, including: school district and building administrators; private, parochial, and charter school leaders; education organization leaders; school board members; and graduate students.​


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