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AdministratorsCalling Balls and Strikes in EducationDr. Lawrence Mussoline has worked in Pennsylvania private and public education for 36 years as a teacher and administrator. A superintendent of schools in three Pennsylvania Districts for the past…
Teacher RetentionThe Revolving Door of New Teachers: How to Break the CycleDiscover why new teachers leave the profession and how schools can break the cycle by providing support, mentorship, and better working conditions.
AdministratorsSuperintendents: Standing up for KidsDr. Steve Joel, Superintendent of Lincoln Nebraska Public Schools discusses how he and his leadership team have engaged the community to support district efforts including their Career Academy . Dr. Joel also talks about his background in education and how is path was forged along the way.
AdministratorsSuperintendents: Six Sigma Driving Education LeadershipDr. Pat Greco of the Menomonee Falls School District in Wisconsin discusses the business of education with Dr. Rod in his ongoing series with leading Superintendents around the U.S. Dr. Greco has been recognized as educator of the year in Wisconsin and is one of twenty Superintendents taking part in the White House's "Digital Promise" initiative aimed at educational technology practices.
AdministratorsSuperintendents: Navigating the Business of EducationDr. Pam Homan talks about about the business of education and the role Superintendents play integrating the private sector into a districts long term plans.
edLeadersPatrick Larkin Defines Educational LeadershipPatrick Larkin, assistant superintendent for learning at Burlington Public Schools, discusses his path from classroom teacher to district leader in education.
Future of EducationTheme Kickoff: Future ReadyIn this interview, Frank Gallagher of Cable Impacts Foundation discusses Future Ready schools and best practices for bringing solutions to schools.
K-12 TeachersForbes: 5 Money Lessons Students Should (But Usually Don’t) Learn In SchoolAs millions of American children head back to school over the next few weeks, they’re preparing for lessons in reading, writing, and math. But there’s one crucial subject that too many of today’s high schools students are missing out on: Financial literacy.
School ModelsSchool tells students and their parents it’s okay to failPhoto credit: Jinby Jeffrey S. SolochekLAND O'LAKES — Preparing to market his new magnet school to parents, Sanders Memorial Elementary principal Jason Petry highlighted four core principles.Students first ... Learners have voice and choice ... Positive relationships lead to positive outcomes ... Failing forward. Read the rest of the story at the Tampa Bay Times.









