The pandemic reinforced to administrators that their leadership required them to adapt and collaborate in order to meet students’ needs. Though these efforts focused on serving students in the best way possible within the context of each community, these collaborative efforts can be used to provide new opportunities for students. These collaborative processes can connect leaders with best practices. Technological communication tools allow our area to connect with leaders across the country and the globe to learn about solutions and opportunities for students. We are leveraging our state and national network to coordinate these efforts so leaders can focus more of their time on best practices within their teams. Time is critical for everyone, so networking sessions will be focused and serve as opportunities for continued growth. Access to expertise will be included with interactive, monthly webinars on current and relevant instructional leadership topics learning from the best instruction leaders across the country through monthly collaborations and support leaders with a focus on asking the right questions. Access to online productivity tools and professional resources for school leaders, Individual leadership coaching, In-district learning walks (post pandemic), Ready-to-use bank of professional learning materials for staff meetings, inservices, and program implementation).

Category

Education and Support Services

Topic

Instructional Practices

For additional information visit:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fiX6WFU0Beyg2ALjLUdaBbAzrlVp6nnC/view?ths=true

Contact for additional information:

CESA 3
Lisa Arneson
Phone: 608-822-3276