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Guest blogger, Principal Christopher Wojeski, Ed.D. writes, "In light of the horrific events in Parkland, Florida, school counselors, psychologists and social workers are being called on to help…Continue
Tags: Pupil Personnel, mental health, leadership
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Presently, there is an extraordinary focus on the changes that need to be made in our schools. A plethora has been written about the standards, assessment, and evaluation. We have been among those…Continue
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In our EdWeek Blog, Ann Myers and I ask, "Are We Leading From Courage or Fear?" …Continue
Posted on April 29, 2018 at 7:00am 0 Comments 0 Likes
In all fields, women are seeking and finding greater voice. As they do, we remind all who lead that voice is what matters. Allow a person voice and they will speak and sing, become orators and actors and work together on teams. But, not just any voice because voice can also have dreadfully negative effects. No, the voices must be ones of truth and courage and respect and civility. Strong voices will bring change and will create discourse. They can uplift and enlist collaboration or…
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Considerations about scheduling and faculty assignments for 2018 - 2019 are more than likely in the planning stages right now. In states like New York, much remains tentative until the school district budget is voted on and passed, but the development of the budget requires planning conversations and a course of direction. Often, last year's schedule is simply rolled over with minor changes, most reflecting grade level and course enrollments. The schedule is framed by start and end…
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Schools, their leaders and their faculty, have invested time and money into technology systems that collect data and communicate with others. Moving from paper for communication, attendance, grades, and discipline has been a goal for schools over these past decades. Two different types of professionals have been involved in the transition from paper to technology. One group is teachers who have an interest and ability in technology who have stepped up into these leadership roles. The…
ContinuePosted on March 27, 2018 at 7:30am 0 Comments 0 Likes
White people can take for granted that there are models of successful adults to watch and learn from. They grew up looking to presidents, military leaders, movie stars and characters in literature and in all sorts of positions of leadership including in education were of white models. They learned their exceptionality was by ethnicity or religion.They are told stories about names being changed as they came through Ellis Island or lived through the first Catholic president controversy.…
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