The Successful Practices Network is an alliance of more than 600 schools (K-12) that have made a true commitment to continuous school improvement.  These members, selected by the International Center for Leadership in Education, understand the benefits of being able to access a broad pool of expertise and successful practices from talented, likeminded educators interested in meeting the challenges of helping every child succeed.

The Successful Practices Network offers members the following exclusive services:

• Personalized service
• High-quality curriculum used in successful schools
• Access to International Center data
• Successful strategies, processes and systems used in other schools or districts
• Research conducted by the International Center and others
• Technical assistance for professional development
• Access to shared expertise
• Discount on resources
• Reduced registration fees and special sessions at the Model Schools Conference
• $500 professional development credit
• Members-only communications and information
• Secure members-only Web site

To learn more about the many benefits of membership in the Successful Practices Network and how the membership fee pays for itself with even modest use of the services offered, open the Successful Practices Network membership brochure below.

Ray McNulty is Executive Director of the Successful Practices Network. Most recently, Ray was a Senior Fellow at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. He is a former President of the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD) and previously served as Vermont’s education commissioner. 

SPNetwork Membership Brochure (pdf file - 276kb)
Successful Practices Membership Benefits Brochure

SPNetwork Application (doc file - 272kb)
Successful Practices Membership Application

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