Our Women Leaders in the state of Kansas ready to learn and grow together!!! #WLS23
Women's Leadership Summit 2023!
We are kicking off in 3 hours!
USA staff have set things up and are excited for women leaders to join us tomorrow at the 2023 Women's Leadership Summit!
Our Elevate leaders helping each other grow and learn about leading change and our change theorists.
Thank you to Kevin Ward, with Trane for sponsoring lunch for our Elevate leaders. He shared the great things going on in Kansas schools as partners with Trane.
Our Elevate leaders reflecting and planning on their building and what matters most. @KSPrincipals
Our Urban Elevate Leaders collaborating and learning together this morning. @KSPrincipals
Great group of 2nd year principals and mentors in Dodge City. Growing not just with experience but understanding the research behind leadership. #KELI
2nd year Principals are spending the day learning and growing in their leadership journey! @KSPrincipals
2nd year principals connecting to start a day of learning!!! @KSPrincipals
Building leaders collaborating and learning from each other. @KSPrincipals
Kansas School Leaders participating in a Leadership Idea Exchange! @KSPrincipals
Elevating Leadership is designed to create learning opportunities and implementing success, today we have small groups role playing and supporting each other growth as it relates to adaptive leadership. @olatheschools @theSMSD @BVschools #principals # EdLeadershipMatters
This article by Andy Taylor with the Montgomery County Chronicle does an excellent job of illustrating why a voucher system is wrong for Kansas.
Congratulation to Dr. Tiffany Anderson from Topeka USD 501 for being honored by AASA for women in leadership!
Our Elevate Leadership administrators collaborating and learning from each other.
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Thank you to Tom Alstrom from Ameritime for lunch and words of wisdom! #Partnerships
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Focusing our leadership on what matters most! @KSPrincipals
Dodge City Elevate leaders discussing Balanced Leadership! @KSPrincipals
Kristey Williams and KPI falsely telling Legislators they are already meeting the 92% of excess SPED cost. They claim the local LOB equalization to make that the numbers work. WRONG! If you use LOB equalization for SPED, then it's not for LOB, you can't count it twice!
