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State coach introduces new-superintendent induction support
Summary
Dr. Meg Mayo Brown, program director for the Massachusetts New Superintendent Induction Program, introduced herself as coach to Wareham's new superintendent and described a three-year NISP program with cohort work, coaching hours and confidential on-site feedback.
Dr. Meg Mayo Brown introduced herself to the Wareham School Committee as the assigned coach for the district's new superintendent through the Massachusetts New Superintendent Induction Program (NISP).
"My name is Dr. Meg Mayo Brown. I serve as the program director for the Massachusetts New Superintendent Induction Program," she said, outlining that NISP is a three-year program that provides content days, regional consultancy groups and monthly coaching. She described year-one expectations (48 hours of content-day learning plus up to six hours of coaching per month) and said coaches work on-site with superintendents on entry planning, classroom observations and leadership-team feedback.
Mayo Brown emphasized that the coach–superintendent relationship is confidential: "Feedback to your superintendent is always in a one-on-one setting, never in a public format," she told the committee. She also said coaches help synthesize entry findings and support development of district strategy as superintendents move from listening to action.
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