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LEAD Conferences for National Honor Society & National Junior Honor Society student leaders and advisers in middle level and high schools offer national-level leadership training at an affordable price. At the bottom of this page you can find a link to a free Fundraising Guide that may assist you in raising funds to cover expenses for your participation in the LEAD Conference.

Who Should Attend?
  • Student Leaders
  • Honor Society/Junior Honor Society and Activity Advisers
  • Directors of Activities
  • School Leaders, Principals, Assistant Principals
  • Deans of Students
  • Activity Coordinators
    • Washington, DC
      February 5-7, 2010

      Chicago, Illinois
      February 19-21, 2010

      Phoenix, Arizona
      March 19-21, 2010

      Registration
      Registration Information
      Online Registration
      Registration Payment Form
      New in 2010
      Leadership Games with a Purpose
      Showtime!
      Saturday Concert
      Back by popular demand:
      High School Student Officer Training
      NHS and NJHS Training Program

      Benefits for Student Leaders
    • Development of Student Leaders
    • Officer Training
    • Decision Making
    • Team Building
    • Fundraising
    • Project Planning
    • Community Service Ideas and Projects
    • Experiential Training and Skills Development
    • Networking and Idea Sharing
    • Tools for Combating Prejudice, Bullying, Drugs and Alcohol
    • Benefits for School Leaders

    • Professional Development
    • Continuing Education Units (CEU’s)
    • Fundraising
    • Idea Sharing & Networking
    • Managing Student Activities
    • Planning Tools
    • Practical Classroom Skills
    • Project Ideas
    • Resources
    • The LEAD Conferences are programs of the National Association of Secondary School Principals.

      Corporate Sponsors
      NASSP wishes to thank our corporate sponsors for their generous support.

      Herff Jones

      Since 1920, Herff Jones, Inc., and the scholastic community have been partners in the educational experience. Herff Jones, Inc. is the founding sponsor of the Principal's Leadership Award, a national scholarship award program for deserving high school seniors, administered by the NASSP. For more information, visit www.herffjones.com.

      Allstate Foundation

      Established in 1952, The Allstate Foundation is an independent, charitable organization made possible by subsidiaries of The Allstate Corporation. The Allstate Foundation strives to make our communities and our nation a better and safer place to live through partnerships with non-profit organizations promoting “safe and vital communities,” “tolerance, inclusion, and diversity” and “economic empowerment.” Teen safe driving and building financial independence for domestic violence survivors have been priority issues for the Foundation since 2005. For more information, visit www.ProtectTeenDrivers.com.

      For more information and to register for a LEAD Conference, click on the location you are interested in attending. Note: The forms and documents listed below are available in each LEAD Conference page.

      Registration Information

      Washington, DC

      Chicago, Illinois

      Phoenix, Arizona

      Fundraising Guide

      Adviser Professional Development

      Officer Training Application Form

      Small Group Workshop Forms
      LATEST LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE AND DEVELOPMENT (LEAD) CONFERENCES DOCUMENTS

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