designing systems for change: implementing science of reading
effective change in literacy instruction requires thoughtful systems design. this webinar features a panel of education leaders from all levels of the k-12 system sharing strategies for navigating state mandates, supporting a diverse set of learners, leveraging multi-tiered systems of support, and much more. reserve your spot today to transform how you lead literacy instruction and meaningful change in your school or district.
from data to decisions: how to measure & adjust your school initiatives in real-time
success isn't just about achieving final goals; it's about measuring progress and making necessary adjustments along the way. in this webinar, we discuss the importance of interim monitoring, making timely pivots, and learning from ongoing feedback to ensure your district’s strategic initiatives are effective.
navigating organizational transitions: best practices for district leaders
if you’re a district leader experiencing transitions in your leadership cabinet, this webinar is for you. turnover in leadership positions in school districts is at an all-time high - and it can be challenging to navigate these transitions smoothly and effectively. in this webinar, our change management experts will share mindsets, frameworks, and strategies to use in times of change.
navigating the first year as a superintendent
if you’re stepping into the role of superintendent, we know it can be both exciting and a challenging journey. join us for a conversation with experienced superintendents from across the country who will share their stories, lessons learned, and practical guidance to those embarking on their first year of leading a district. you’ll gain insights on a variety of topics and have the opportunity to ask your own questions.
unifying a divided community: strategies for community engagement
with the 2024 election cycle upon us, district and school leaders are increasingly navigating complex political landscapes. amidst these challenges, it remains critical to foster an inclusive, constructive dialogue while maintaining focus on district priorities and ensuring progress for our students.
the instructional leadership gap
today, more than ever, schools need principals and district staff to be instructional leaders – guiding staff to artfully combine proven instructional approaches, high-quality curriculum, and rigor with a deep personal care for staff and students. this difference between where many leaders are, and where we need them to be is the instructional leadership gap