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This indispensable guide provides school leaders with the practical tools needed to recognize and dismantle barriers to equity. In the guide you will find: ??An implicit bias tool with probing questions that uncover prejudices hiding beneath the surface so they no longer negatively influence behaviors and decisions ??An equity walkthrough tool to objectively evaluate school spaces and structures through an antiracist lens ??A framework for facilitating tough but transformative dialogues on equity and social justice ??Self-care prompts and resources to sustain yourself on the marathon towards equitable leadership https://lnkd.in/g3kv73VP

Did you know? Every one of EduDeo's 13 partnerships begins with teachers and leaders. We work in partnership this way because we believe that for education to truly be transformed, it begins with those who are at the very heart of it: Teachers ?? Our work with teachers is rooted in the Walking Together program. This program equips teachers, leaders, and organizations to deliver education that is transformational - education that is rooted in Christ and can change communities! Hear from 3 leaders now about how the Walking Together program has impacted their teaching and schools to be places where students learn to live as Christ.

Reminder, the deadline for the Good Works Scholarship is approaching. Presented by Price Benowitz, this scholarship is designed to support ssudents who excel in leadership, community service, and academic achievement. If you are a student committed to making a positive impact and furthering your education, apply by October 31st. Let’s celebrate and support the outstanding individuals shaping our future. Apply today and take the next step in your educational journey! Link for more details and application in the comments. #Scholarship #Leadership #CommunityService #HigherEducation

Wise words here from #dawnstaley on what it means to be a good leader, parent, and person. When we talk about educating the youth it’s important to communicate to them that they will fail sometimes, and that’s okay. We often learn more from our failures than our successes. #blackexcellence #dawnstaley #education #childrenarethefuture #failureispartofsuccess #blm #educationmatters #emotionalintelligence

Today, NAIS shared a letter I wrote for new school leaders at NAIS's Institute for New Heads this summer. Sending love and strength to everyone out there as we all begin this fall. Read the full blog post here: [Link] #EducationLeadership #NAIS #INH #SchoolLeaders #NAISLeadership

Here's a great article from one of our partners: SchoolRIGHT, LLC Thanks to School Right for providing insightful thought leadership!

?? Leadership in Education: Spotlight on Principal Mary Hatzimichalis ?? At SOLVED, we believe in showcasing educational leaders who are making a difference. Today, we're proud to feature Principal Mary Hatzimichalis of PS 131 in New York City's District 15. Principal Hatzimichalis' journey in education began at the tender age of five, playing teacher at home. This childhood passion blossomed into a lifelong commitment to education. Starting as a teacher at 19, she has dedicated her entire career to District 15, culminating in her dream role as a principal. Key Insights from Principal Hatzimichalis: Commitment to District: "I love our district and finally made it to my dream of being a principal of a school where I can then make a difference on more lives." Holistic Approach: "When you leave your child here, you want to know that people are sensitive to their needs and that they will be taken care of, not just physically but emotionally as well." Trust and Responsibility: "Parents give us their most prized possession - their children." Principal Hatzimichalis' leadership exemplifies how passion, perseverance, and a student-centered approach can create a nurturing educational environment. Watch the full video to gain insights into effective school leadership and the impact of dedicated educators. #EducationLeadership #PrincipalSpotlight #K12Education #NYCSchools #SOLVED

Librarians, it's time to step up and lead! We're discussing how library programs can actively engage and support our communities. Share your strategies for meaningful collaboration, leadership among students and teachers, and mentorship roles. Let's learn from each other and enhance our profession. #LibraryLeadership #MentorshipInLibraries.

???? Yolanda's academic journey is a powerful narrative of resilience and innovation in education. Despite challenges, including relocation after Hurricane Maria and the COVID-19 pandemic, she completed her Doctorate in Education with Aspen University, specializing in K-12 Educational Leadership. Her work now impacts ESL students in profound ways, from Puerto Rico to Texas and beyond. Discover how Yolanda's passion for education drives her to create change and inspire others. ?? https://loom.ly/y8FBi04

Do you have a student in 4th-6th grade with leadership potential that you want to develop this summer? The second edition of Christian Leadership Lessons for Grades 4-6 is now available! Table of Contents: UNIT ONE - CHOICES - Introduction: What is Personal Leadership? (Leading YOURSELF before leading others) - Attitude: Your Attitude is Your Choice - Providence: Trust God's Choices - Teamwork: Choose We Over Me - Connection: Choose to Connect (Not Just Communicate) UNIT TWO - IDENTITY (Satan's 4 Big Lies to Students) - The Gospel & the Fear of Failure - The Gospel & the Fear of Rejection - The Gospel & the Fear of Punishment - The Gospel & the Fear of Shame Optional Group Activities included in every lesson for younger students Unit Two on Identity in Christ has been effective for older students, too (7th-8th graders) Feel free to connect with me for ideas about how to implement this curriculum to meet the needs of your students! >>> [email protected] More Info: https://lnkd.in/dgbgsmP3