DA Leadhership Summit, Chicago, IL
DA Leadhership Network for Women Summit
Embrace the dawn of a new era in leadership, as the DA Leadership Institute unveils a new summit opportunity. Surround yourself with a diverse group of influential women who have achieved extraordinary success in their educational leadership roles. Forge relationships with like-minded peers, mentors, and mentees to expand your professional support network as you engage in thought-provoking discussions, share your experiences, and learn from the triumphs and challenges faced by fellow female leaders.
Expert-led Workshops and Thought Leadership
Learn from expert practitioners who are courageously leading bold initiatives inspiring and creating a stronger, more inclusive educational landscape. Be inspired by success stories that transcend barriers and ignite your passion to lead with confidence, resilience, and vision.
Superintendents consistently rate the DA Leadership Institute’s Superintendents Summit as one of the best professional development experiences of their careers.
Cost to Attend
| Member | $0 (up to 3 nights) | Includes registration, hotel, and meals during the event. |
| Non-Member | $1200.00 (2 nights)
$1500.00 (3 nights) |
Includes registration, hotel, and meals during the event. |
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Date
- Sep 18 - 20 2024
Location
- 85 E. Wacker Drive, Chicago, IL 60601
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Website
https://www.hilton.com/en/hotels/chilhqq-londonhouse-chicago/
Speakers
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Amy DujonVice President Education, Media and DA Leadership InstituteAmy Dujon brings over 20 years of leadership and instructional expertise to District Administration. Originally from Texas, Amy moved to south Florida for college and has lived there for the past 24 years. Previously, her leadership focus has been helping schools and districts throughout the United States to implement research-based systems to foster school improvement and increase student achievement. Amy spent the first 18 years of her career in the 10th largest public-school system where she served in a variety of instructional positions including Director of Leadership Development, Principal, and teacher. She is the author of “ The Gritty Truth of School Transformation: 8 phases to instructional rigor” and speaks nationally on the topics of leading instructional transformation, standards based planning and pedagogy, feedback to change practice, and effective instructional leadership.
Amy oversees content development for our DA Leadership Institute programing and serves as lead for CAO summits. When she is not at work she enjoys spending time with her husband and 3 children.
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Atiya PerkinsSuperintendent, Linden Public Schools -
Dr. Candice CastilloDeputy Secretary, IET at New Mexico Public Education Department -
Dr. Courtney OrzelAssociate Director for Professional Development, Illinois Association of School AdministratorsDr. Courtney Orzel is the Associate Director for Professional Development for the Illinois Association of School Administrators (IASA) and has held positions as a superintendent, middle school principal, assistant principal, and teacher. Dr. Orzel has been honored with national recognition from AASA as a finalist for the Women in Leadership Award and leads the IASA SuperWomen initiative in Illinois. She was named IASA’s South Cook Superintendent of Distinction in 2020 and currently leads workshops, keynotes, and administrators’ academies reaching thousands of educators across the country and is the co-host of the popular education podcast, Unsupervised Leadership.
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Dr. Deb KerrSuperintendent of Schools, St. Francis PSD -
Dr. Kelly May-VollmarSuperintendent, Desert Sands USD -
Dr. Kristin BrownSuperintendent, Lake Dallas ISD -
Iranetta WrightSuperintendent and CEO, Cincinnati Public Schools -
Kimberly VaughtExecutive Director, Leadership Development, Charlotte-Mecklenburg SchoolsExecutive Director, Leadership Development, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. Kim is a results-driven educational leader with a proven record of converting low-performing schools to the highest-ranking schools in the state within just one academic year. As a three-time Principal of the Year recipient and EdD candidate, she utilizes her outstanding motivational and collaborative abilities to energize teachers and staff to provide the highest-quality learning environment for all students. She is a trusted mentor, and routinely provides professional development for principals, assistant principals, and staff members districtwide, leading to the creation of lifelong learners and future community leaders.