Successful Districts
This episode looks at how districts can be more self-reflective and looks at questions answered by Karin Chenoweth through her book “Districts That Succeed: Breaking the Correlation Between Race, Poverty, and Achievement.”

This episode looks at how districts can be more self-reflective and looks at questions answered by Karin Chenoweth through her book “Districts That Succeed: Breaking the Correlation Between Race, Poverty, and Achievement.”
This episode discusses the practice of empowering your staff to strengthen the organization.
This episode discusses the high number of people leaving the workforce and the larger need for leaders to create a positive work culture.
This episode talks about when your abilities are underestimated you need to keep moving forward.
This episode discusses the difference an effective leader can make in an organization and how they can bring positive change.
This episode looks at the positive results of having strong enrichment and extracurricular activities.
This episode talks about the importance of encouragement and how everyone benefits from uplifting words.
This episode looks at the old attitudes around leadership and talks about the importance of empowering your staff.
This episode gives leaders some techniques to de-stress and get into a calm productive state.
This episode looks at the importance of finding the right teachers and managing talent.
This episode highlights the work of teachers and honors them during Teacher Appreciation Week.
This episode discusses the importance of addressing conflict as a leader and solving issues in a positive manner.
This episode continues to discuss how we can assist student success, help students move forward, assist learning and recover lost learning.
This episode talks about the need to help our students return and recover the needed credits to graduate and succeed.
This episode reminds us how positive our early students start out and the fact that we can help them stay positive into adulthood.
This episode wraps up our discussion around the Wallace Foundation research on How Principals Affect Students and Schools.
This episode continues our look at some of the recent research compiled by the Wallace Foundation on How Principals Affect Students and Schools.
This episode continues to look at the Wallace Foundation research on how Principals Affect Students and Schools.
This episode looks at the recent research report from the Wallace Foundation on How Principals Affect Students and Schools.
This episode discusses the importance of finding the silver lining in any situation as you work with staff.
This episode discusses the importance of supporting and understanding your staff instead of pushing compliance.
This episode discusses how important it is to lighten up during this time period and encourage,
This episode continues to talk about some of the things that made the Focus School an innovative successful model.
This episode continues our discussion around innovative schools and dives more into the development of the Focus School.
This episode discusses innovative schools and my eleven year adventure in leading and starting the first Focus School in Nebraska.
This episode continues the discussion around creating innovative schools and meeting the needs for all students.
This episode talks about the importance of developing innovative school leaders to create unique learning opportunities for all.
This episode continues to look at the ways to give schools more autonomy and develop more innovative schools.
This episode starts to look at innovative schools and how public schools can develop into more autonomous hybrid models.
This episode starts looking at how we can improve schools and what needs to happen for this change to take place.