IASA's Administrators' Academy Course Descriptions
The IASA School of Professional Development offers a series of courses tied to the ISLLC Administrative Standards and approved for Illinois Administrators' Academy Credit. These courses can be used to fulfill the administrator certificate renewal requirements. If an administrator completes more than one AAC course during the school year, the hours earned will count as Professional Development hours. The courses provided by the Illinois Association of School Administrators can be scheduled in your area by contacting your Region Director, Professional Development Committee Representative or by contacting the IASA directly.
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ABC's for Illinois Administrative Re-Certification
Advanced Level-Collective Bargaining
Basic Needs of the Superintendency
Cracking the Highly Qualified Code: Developing Understandings, Applications & Models for Districts
Effective School Leadership in the 21st Century
Employee
Discipline in an Educational Environment - Executing Discipline in
the Right Way 
Ethics and Politics for the Superintendent
Finance Knowledge for the Superintendent and Understanding for the Learning Community
Hearing All Voices: Using Data from All Stakeholders in School Improvement Planning
Intermediate Level-Collective Bargaining
iPods
& Podcasting for Administrators: A New Way to Communicate with
Your Community
Leader Know Thyself: A Review of Leadership Self-Assessment Techniques
Leader Know Thyself II: Effective Communication and Conflict Management
Marketing and Public Relations
Organizational Management [Using Data for Planning and Goal Setting]
Planning a Successful School District Referendum
School Law and the Superintendent in the Political, Social and Educational Arena
Surviving the Least Restrictive Environment (LRE) Maze
The Future of Leadership - Technology and the School Leader
The Role of Leadership in the Change Process
The Superintendent's Role and Responsibilities for District Accountability
