Namita Prasad: The Power of WHY NOT
Namita Prasad is a Confidence Educator and the author of The Power of Why Not. Her revolutionary approach to confidence development redefines confidence as a mindset.
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April Gaydosh: You Really Over Deliver For Us
April Gaydosh is an Administrator of Schools for Jordan School District in West Jordan, Utah. She has previously held positions as a building level principal, assistant principal, high school teacher,…
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Nathaniel Provencio is a career educator who has worked in public education for over 20+ years. Nathaniel has served as a teacher, school principal, and associate superintendent.
Jacqueline Baker: Discovering The Leader Within You
Jacqueline M. Baker is a speaker, author, leadership consultant and advisor known for her unique approach to modern etiquette and leadership.
Dr. Lisa Stanley: How to retain staff and build a remarkable culture
Dr. Lisa Stanley is the Superintendent of North Texas Collegiate Academy, a public charter school district in Denton County, Texas. Dr. Stanley received her Certificate in School Management and Leadership
Dr. Amy Platt: Experimenting with Micro Administrator Roles
Dr. Amy Platt is delighted to be the Head of School at the Paul Penna Downtown Jewish Day School. Amy is passionate about excellent instruction and working with teachers to…
Bonnie Low-Kramen: Learn to Manage People
Bonnie Low-Kramen is a highly sought-after TEDx speaker, teacher, and founder and CEO of “Be the Ultimate Assistant,” a curated training solution for corporate leaders and assistants
Dr. Chris Jones: Making A Ruckus On Campus
Dr. Chris Jones has been an educator in Massachusetts for 22 years. His experience in the classroom ranged from 8th – 11th grade working in an urban setting. A portion…
The Pivotal Role of Principal Leadership in School Success
When we think about school success, we often focus on teacher performance, curriculum, and resources. However, the spotlight should also shine brightly on principal leadership.
