The Michigan Principals Fellowship (MPF) is a research-based approach to school improvement that provides principals and their instructional leadership teams with essential knowledge, skills, experiences and support that enable them to lead systematic instructional improvement and increased student achievement. Not just another initiative or obligation competing for your time and attention, participation in the Fellowship can help you manage your current school and district initiatives more effectively.
This three-year program has been developed as a central component of the Statewide System of Support (SSOS), the Michigan Department of Education's strategy for supporting high poverty, low performing schools. Participation in the Fellowship is now available to schools with SIG funds. MPF is a program within the College of Education at Michigan State University.
For more information on the School Improvement Grant (SIG), please click here.
