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🎥 An Interview with Carissa Moffat Miller, CEO, Council of Chief State School Officers 🎥 We had the honor of interviewing Carissa Moffat Miller as she shared her expertise on educational leadership and the future of state education systems. Don't miss out on her vision for the future and some powerful advice for education professionals. Read the full interview here: https://dgddi.co/3AjRMxs #EducationalLeadership #CCSSO #CarissaMoffatMiller #DevelopmentGuild #Education #LeadershipInsights

We must ensure that teachers of all phases feel confident teaching the arts, and have access to opportunities to increase skills and competences throughout a teaching career – including at leadership level. Our Manifesto asks for the 2024 #GeneralElection to set out the course correction necessary to halt and reverse the decline in Expressive Arts education that our annual Report Card has underlined. https://buff.ly/3WXLyMY

Despite California's colleges & universities making strides in the last five years toward more diverse and representative leaders across governing bodies, senior leadership, faculty, and more, students like Casey Chang feel that their identity is #StillLeftOut. Hear from Casey why #RepresentationMatters in college leadership: when students see themselves and their experiences reflected, they are more likely to receive the culturally sensitive instruction, support, and guidance they need to earn a college degree. https://buff.ly/3RwJzv0

I'm beyond excited to share our Behavioral Threat Assessment panel submission for SXSWEDU. My mission is deeply rooted from the tragic events that occurred at Sandy Hook Elementary, in my hometown. The impact from that day has driven me to dedicate my expertise in preventing violence in schools. Through this work, I honor everyone affected by that horrific tragedy, striving to create safer environments for students and educators. Our BTA team needs your Panel Picker vote to get our team and Partners on stage at #SXSWEDU 2025. Community engagement is a vital aspect of creating safer schools. Together, we build a network of vigilance and a collective effort to identify and address school safety issues and prevention. Panel Topic: The Pivotal Role of Community Engagement in School Safety School safety and violence prevention are critical issues that extend beyond the confines of the school environment. This panel aims to highlight the importance of community engagement in developing comprehensive strategies for threat assessment and violence prevention. By bringing together experts from a broad spectrum of perspectives, we will explore how communities can collaborate with schools to create safer environments for students. https://ow.ly/T3Se50SSl1c

The future of flood risk management is very strong with these young leaders, Support the ASFPM Foundation and the next generation af flood risk reduction leadership

How do you learn from your school community? Whether through active engagement in community affairs, attendance at local events, or making investments in local businesses, being part of the community in which you are teaching is instrumental in effective Frontline Leadership. H. Richard Milner IV defines these different aspects of community knowledge to inform practices as community immersion, community engagement, community attendance, and community investment. Discover other imperatives to consider as you build your curriculum, instructional, assessment, and relationship muscles as a Frontline Leader in The Race Card: https://ow.ly/px0x50SZtBe #educationalleadership #schoolleaders #equity

We have a new report out this week looking at urban districts: What do district leaders need to continue building back post-covid? Our newest report dives into challenges facing district leadership teams, how they've faced them, and what they need to do next to keep momentum—because as one leader said, their districts are “maxed out.” Our team interviewed leaders from @BaltCitySchools & @ChiPubSchools to learn how they’re confronting enrollment declines, limited central office capacity, tough teacher labor markets, changing school boards, shifting local interests, and uncertain state-level financial support. The short answer: they need more allies and new partnerships—within school boards, communities, unions, and state-level governments. I’ll have more on that soon.Read more in our newest report: https://bit.ly/3WfYj4L

Exciting times ahead

Gordon State College is starting the new year with the launch of a new degree program, the Bachelor of Science in Organizational Leadership eMajor. Students enrolled in the organizational leadership program gain knowledge in areas such as management, administration, human resources, and technology, which are essential for navigating the intricacies of modern-day organizations across the public, private, and nonprofit sectors. To learn more, visit gordonstate.edu #GSCHighlandersForward

Community college foundation boards can be a force multiplier, providing perspectives, experience, expertise, and relationships to advance the college’s mission. In this Wednesday's webinar, we will discuss principles in building and sustaining effective fundraising that, when implemented as a “habit,” naturally prepare an institution for a campaign and continued success, even as leadership changes. https://bit.ly/3Ln2w0e