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📢 Breaking News in Education Leadership! Putnam City Public Schools and Southern Nazarene University announce a strategic partnership to address the shortage of school administrators in Oklahoma. 🎓 Read more about this transformative collaboration and how it's shaping the future of education in our state. https://hubs.ly/Q02fSXHT0 #EducationLeadership #Partnership #SNUandPCPS

Should school district mission statements explicitly mention diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI)? With political debates intensifying, it’s interesting that only 34% of district mission statements nationwide reference DEI. Some districts choose to focus on fostering inclusion and belonging for all #students without using specific buzzwords. The key takeaway? It's about actions, not just words. Every student should feel seen, heard, and valued. How do you think schools should approach this? #equityandinclusion #equityineducation #k12 #teachers #leadership #leaders #schools #education

Relationship-Centered Schools, as outlined in a new report from Learning Policy Institute, reflect institutional practices and cultures that are foundational for developing students’ leadership to serve them well in a global society. #studentsuccess #studentengagement #studentleadership

🌟 New Article Alert! 🌟 I recently had the opportunity to interview Jennifer Lee, a Texas public school teacher and single mom, who's running for #HouseDistrict55. Jennifer has been a strong advocate for public education, even participating in school board meetings from her hospital bed during the pandemic. 💪📚 In our discussion, Jennifer shared her insights on the challenges facing Texas schools and her vision for improving education, including increased funding and support for teachers. She believes that, “If you want something different, you gotta do something different.” Check out the full article to learn more about Jennifer's journey and her plans for Texas education. #Education #PublicSchools #TexasPolitics #Leadership #EducationReform

Longevity, commitments to school culture and innovation, and turnaround imperatives are just a few reasons to keep an eye on these school leaders. Based on their accomplishments and the challenges before them, here are five superintendents you should know in 2024. #suptchat #schools

Empowering community college leadership is vital for educational progress. Check out this insightful article highlighting the essential role of community college presidents in meeting the evolving needs of students and society – https://lnkd.in/dzwwbp5S #HigherEducation #CommunityCollege #LeadershipDevelopment

In today's politically complex landscape, the job of superintendent is no longer just about instructional leadership—it’s about civic leadership. 🚨 Jennifer Cheatham, Senior Lecturer at HGSE, explains, “Superintendents can’t navigate local politics well without regular self-examination and awareness of the larger political realm. This helps them discern the difference between real concerns of the community and political rhetoric.” Cheatham’s insights highlight superintendents' critical role - it's not just about navigating local politics but about creating conditions for every child to thrive. She has convened scholars of education politics and practitioners to pinpoint a clearer set of skills for today’s superintendents, fostering a sense of empathy and commitment to the cause. 🔗 Read the full article on redefining the superintendency and why we need leaders who can thrive in these demanding roles on EdWeek: https://bit.ly/3Zg8KXX 🔗 Learn about our new program chaired by Jennifer Cheatham, Leading During Turbulent Times: Civic Leadership in the Superintendency: https://bit.ly/460TSOP #EdLeadership #PublicEducation #Superintendent #EdWeek

Empowering community college leadership is vital for educational progress. Check out this insightful article highlighting the essential role of community college presidents in meeting the evolving needs of students and society – https://lnkd.in/dzwwbp5S #HigherEducation #CommunityCollege #LeadershipDevelopment

Empowering community college leadership is vital for educational progress. Check out this insightful article highlighting the essential role of community college presidents in meeting the evolving needs of students and society – https://lnkd.in/dzwwbp5S #HigherEducation #CommunityCollege #LeadershipDevelopment

Concorde Education is deeply committed to the education of our next generation, not just for our business, but because today's students are tomorrow's leaders - we cannot afford to mess this up!!! We strive to ensure that today's students possess the skills necessary to shoulder this significant responsibility. However, the question remains: are they truly being equipped with the skills they need to lead and be self-sufficient? Do your students or children understand the importance of a 401(k)? Do they comprehend the benefits and pitfalls of debt? Are they acquiring job marketable skills? #Governmentleaders and #parents alike are promoting #pathwaystocareer, emphasizing the importance of education in achieving these goals. Despite these efforts, there appears to be a gap in how effectively these pathways are being integrated into our core school curriculum. Do you believe that our current educational system is preparing students effectively for the challenges and opportunities of the future? Or is there more we should be doing to ensure they develop the critical thinking, problem-solving, and leadership skills essential for success? I invite you to share your thoughts on this important topic. What changes or additions would you suggest to our educational system to better prepare students for real-world success? #Education #Leadership #FutureLeaders #SkillsForSuccess #EducationReform NYC Department of Education Lennox School District New York Edge Good Shepherd Services Los Angeles Unified School District Beyond The Bell LAUSD Sacramento Chinese Community Service Center (The Center) NYC Office of the Mayor Dr. Robin Davson Shayla C. KIPP Schools Tenisha Allen Tamla Frater Achievement First David Moura Vernon Thompson Cleveland Metropolitan School District