5 signs that your strategic plan is actually happening
A board can meet on a consistent schedule, receive a thorough update, and still have no way to tell whether the plan it approved is actually happening.
A board can meet on a consistent schedule, receive a thorough update, and still have no way to tell whether the plan it approved is actually happening.
Superintendent Kara Casimiro and her team at Danbury Public Schools want students to be fully aware of “high-wage, high demand” professions.
For women, the superintendency can be more competitive than uplifting, says one leader. This network changed that.
Every year brings another measurement, another rating, another adjustment to the rules. The goalposts seem to shift just as people begin understanding where they were headed.
Principals are ditching traditional workshops for “job-embedded” professional learning that prioritizes teacher collaboration.
The desire to prove ourselves can cause us to answer a question before we fully understand its depth, history, or complexity.
In Switzerland, I saw an education system that treats students less like passive recipients of school and more like emerging professionals.
“Compared to what?” appears to be a question about alternatives. In practice, it is usually a question about assumptions.
Adult SEL lives in the daily interactions that shape school culture, such as how colleagues speak to one another, how they navigate conflict and whether trust exists between staff and leadership.
Superintendent Kelly May-Vollmar details how she reaches everyone on Desert Sands USD with the help of board members, educators, parents and students.
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