Ten Fulton County School System assistant principals were recently selected for the district’s unique Promising Principals Program (3P), a yearlong program designed to help build the next generation of school leaders.

Applicants were selected based on a number of criteria, including a recommendation from their supervising principal and their desire to serve as a future principal in Fulton County. They must have a minimum of two years’ experience as an assistant principal to be considered.

The Promising Principals Program, conducted by the Leadership Development Department, is a component of the school system’s V² Leadership Academy (vision and value-added) launched last fall. Participants are assigned a principal leadership mentor and will engage in field exercises, attend workshops, complete learning modules and develop a “Leadership Knowledge” project to demonstrate their readiness to serve as school leaders. A commencement ceremony will be held in May.

Selected Fulton County assistant principals include:

Ishmael Abdul-Salaam, Bethune Elementary School

Coach: Minnie Jenkins-Miller, principal of Camp Creek Middle School

Sandra Alexander, Renaissance Middle School

Coach: Dr. Emily Massey, principal of Seaborn Lee Elementary School

Gene Dunn, Milton High School

Coach: Tim Duncan, principal of Chattahoochee High School

Anita Erickson, Cogburn Woods Elementary School

Coach: Dr. Roytunda Stabler, principal of Abbotts Hill Elementary School

Monica In, Haynes Bridge Middle School

Coach: Dr. Ruth Baskerville, principal of Woodland Charter Elementary School

Brent McBride, Heards Ferry Elementary School

Coach: Margaret Pupillo, principal of Medlock Bridge Elementary School

Joseph Robinson, Hopewell Middle School

Coach: Elizabeth Fogartie, principal of Webb Bridge Middle School

Lisa Shirley, Webb Bridge Middle School

Coach: Bruce Fraser, principal of Northwestern Middle School

Don Webb, Summit Hill Elementary School

Coach: Cheryl Williams, principal of Mimosa Elementary School

Laura Zoll, Dolvin Elementary School

Coach: Kalpana Raju, principal of Hembree Springs Elementary School