Advancing Education Through Service, Leadership and Collaboration.
DASA is:
Delaware's premier school administrator professional organization -
A communications and professional development organization -
An advocacy organization -
A committee and task force representation organization -
A public relations organization -
A member assistance and defense organization -
A lobbying organization -
A network building organization -
Delaware's state to national (AASA, NAESP, NASSP) connection organization.
Delaware Association of School Administrators
Advancing Education Through Service, Leadership and Collaboration.
DASA is:
Delaware's premier school administrator professional organization -
A communications and professional development organization -
An advocacy organization -
A committee and task force representation organization -
A public relations organization -
A member assistance and defense organization -
A lobbying organization -
A network building organization -
Delaware's state to national (AASA, NAESP, NASSP) connection organization.
DASA Member Spotlight
Serving in teaching and leadership capacities in Delaware has proven to be exciting, fulfilling and, on many occasions, exhausting! I am grateful for the opportunities I’ve had and the mentorship from excellent leaders. DASA has been a key part of my leadership journey since 2008.
- Lisa Lawson, Assistant Superintendent for Student Supports, Brandywine School District
As a servant leader, I take pride in lifting others. We are only as strong as those who support our leadership journey. DASA provides a lift for those that it represents. "The ear of the leader must ring with the voices of the people." Woodrow Wilson One voice, one focus, one mission:student growth!
- Equetta Jones, Principal, Love Creek Elementary School
DASA has provided me with an opportunity to network with administrators across the state. Also, as a new assistant principal I have gained a lot of knowledge and skills by attending the online and face-to-face professional development opportunities this organization has provided.
- Holly Langley, Assistant Principal, Sussex Technical High School
As a district/school administrator leading is always about one thing, doing what is best for kids. Through the Seaford School District and DASA we work to give students opportunities and open doors to their future. Finding the absolute best teachers is the most important part of my job.
- Jason Cameron, Director of Human Resources, Seaford School District
Being an educational leader in Delaware is unique and rewarding. In a small state, everyone has a voice, and we collaborate to support and do what is best for our students. I love that I have the opportunity to serve our staff, families and children in CHSD and Delaware.
- Jenny Nauman, Assistant Superintendent, Cape Henlopen School District
As an instructional leader, I take great pride in ensuring students and educators learn and grow every day. DASA promotes the collaboration of leaders focusing on the stakeholders we serve. It's an honor to learn and serve with colleagues vested in providing exceptional learning experiences.
- Shanta Reynolds, Director of Teaching, Learning and Equity, New Castle County Vocational Technical School District
Skills learned as part of the Delaware Association of School Principals and the Delaware Association of School Administrators have helped me be the best leader I can be. As the Delaware Principal of the Year, I am proud to serve Delaware and advocate on behalf of schools and students.
- Evelyn Edney, School Leader, Early College High School
At West Seaford Elementary, we have built a community of learners by focusing on distributed leadership, changing the culture of the staff, and working every day to fill any gaps in the education of our students. I am grateful for the support of DASA and other professional support organizations.
- Laura Schneider, Principal, West Seaford Elementary School
I have been a school business official and member of DASA for 22 years. As a Past President and member of the Board, I can say that DASA’s mission to advance education through leadership and collaboration is second to none.
- Jason Hale, Director or Operations, Cape Henlopen School District
DASA Departments
DCSOA
Delaware Chief School Officers Association ____________________________________________
President, Dr. Matthew Burrows: Superintendent, Appoquinimink School District
DASP
Delaware Association of School Principals ____________________________________________
President, Dr. Sherry Kijowski: Principal, Caesar Rodney High School
DACIS
Delaware Association of Curriculum and Instruction Supervisors ____________________________________________
President, Dr. Bridget Amory: Director of Student Learning, Milford School District
DASBO
Delaware Association of School Business Officials ____________________________________________
President, Emily Falcon: Chief Financial Officer, Colonial School District
DASEP
Delaware Association of Special Education Professionals ____________________________________________
President, Dr. Sharon DiGirolamo: Director of Special Education/Assistant Superintendent, Seaford School District
DAAS
Delaware Association of Assistant Superintendents
____________________________________ President, Dr. Deirdra Joyner: Deputy Superintendent, Christina School District
DASPA
Delaware Association of School Personnel Administrators ____________________________________________
President, Jason Cameron: Director of Human Resources and Public Information, Seaford School District
DCNSSA
Delaware Child Nutrition Services Supervisors Association ____________________________________________
President, Janice Vander Decker: Nutrition Services Supervisor, Appoquinimink School District
DAEA
Delaware Association of Emeritus Administrators ____________________________________________
Contact Person, Dr. Tammy Croce: Executive Director DASA
