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Dr. Andrae Townsel is Principal at Southbridge Public Schools, Southbridge, MA. He was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan.
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In Focus: A Superintendent Knocking Down Silo Walls
1 minutes readIn this episode, Superintendent Jim McKay shares how he isn’t afraid to speak his mind when trying to improve his district.
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In Focus: The Power of Partnerships: School Programs with Businesses...
by Dana Monogue10 minutes readDr. Dana Monogue has been the Assistant Superintendent of Teaching and Learning for the Elmbrook Schools since 2012. She has worked tirelessly to promote student-centered learning, inclusive practices, clear learning targets and aligned curriculum, and high quality teacher and administrator leadership.
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In Focus: Paint or Get Off the Ladder: A Superintendent’s...
by Bill Adams9 minutes readBill Adams, Superintendent of Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton (JWP) Schools in Janesville, MN sees things from a global perspective. He believes changes made at the local district level have a way of becoming global changes through social media sharing. Adams chose to become superintendent for that very reason.
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In Focus: Let’s Play Ball: Innovative Fundraising for Smaller Districts
7 minutes readCreative advertising helps public school district funding
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In Focus: How Teacher Pipelines Can Spell Success for Districts
9 minutes readGood Teachers are the best candidates for school leadership positions.
Dr. Andrae Townsel is Principal at Southbridge Public Schools, Southbridge, MA. He was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan.
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In Focus: A Conversation with Matt Utterback: 2017 National Superintendent...
10 minutes readMatt Utterback, the winner of The School Superintendents Association (AASA) National Superintendent of the Year award took time out of his busy post-award celebration to chat with me at the AASA National Conference in New Orleans. Utterback expressed a great deal of humility in his acceptance of the award, believing wholeheartedly that it was a district-wide community effort.
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In Focus: Mentoring the Next Generation of Superintendents
13 minutes readEstablished school leadership helping young aspiring candidates
