The New Normal. Have you heard about it? Of course you have. We all speak about it but we really don’t have
There’s A Lot You Can Be Doing Now To Prepare for Next Year
You don’t know everything about the conditions of your reopening of school, but you know that it will be different. As you
What’s Next?
There are four parts to your work as a school leader at this moment: the now, providing closure for the school year,
Year-End Traditions And Good Ideas in A Virtual World
What’s everybody else doing? What are other people doing about grades? Honors night? Graduation and prom? We share some of the ideas
The Principal Show: Episode 11. Showcasing Our Seniors
In this episode, we look at ways to honor the Class of 2020. Dr. Miki Edwards of Morgan County HS shares the
Meaningful School Traditions~ In A Virtual World
With school-in-person cancelled for the remainder of the 2019-2020 year, administrators are addressing lots of questions about how meaningful year-end events will
Exemplary Work in Remote Learning and Leading (Volume 3)
People everywhere are seeing what we all have always known– that teachers, administrators and staff are dedicated, resourceful, and capable of amazing
Remote Learning Examples: Volume 2
What are others doing? What can I be doing? We ARE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER! Here are twelve terrific ideas from your
The “Seven Cs” of Remote Leadership
Remote learning has been around for some time and nearly everyone has some experience with it. Remote leadership is a bit of
Exemplary Work in Remote Leadership
Thank you! The work that you, your teachers, your custodians, your nutrition teams, your technology people, your staff have been doing is nothing short of
Priority: Hiring Season
It's SO much better to take time and hire effectively than to suffer through poor choices in hiring.
Five Strategies To Use to Connect With Parents
As educators, we spend a lot of time with other people. That time can be ongoing, longer relationships or brief, specific encounters.
How To Partner With Parents For Success
“Decades of social science research have demonstrated that differences in quality of schools can explain about one-third of the variation in student
Influencing Others Through Relationships
One of the most common leadership mistakes is thinking you’ll get maximum performance from others without first building relationships with them. As
Positive Relationships: Path to Success in Your School
Nearly everyone talks about the importance of relationships at a school. So many conversations work around into the comment, “it’s all about
High School Principals Virtual Meeting 4/7/20
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-yzxwa-d886f9 We had a virtual meeting to discuss what everyone is doing in light of COVID-19 in regards to graduation, prom, grades,