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Leadership Lounge S2 E9

Here are the links to some of the items we discussed on this week's podcast: Florida Senate Calendar Florida House Calendar National Principals Month HB 1105(2025) Special Session on Property Taxes? Government Shutdown and Education Continue Reading

For Principals, Attitude Is Everything

By Peter Glahn “Do you like your job?” That’s a question I’ve been asked several times by students and even teachers over the course of my nine years as a secondary school principal. It’s a valid question and one that people who are contemplating their position in... Continue Reading

Florida school finds connection between tardiness, bathroom mirrors

This article was originally published by Wear News By Hailey Samples CRESTVIEW, Fla. -- Administrators at Crestview High School are taking steps to get ahead of bad behavior. Staff says a recent uptick in property damage on campus called for a change in protocol. Administrators at Crestview HS... Continue Reading

What can K-12 School Districts learn from a power company?

By Greg Turchetta, Strategic Communications Advisor, Apptegy It’s hurricane season. As a Florida resident, I am eagerly awaiting our next tropical system of the week and the storm-related TV commercials for Florida Power and Light. In Florida, you cannot select a power company. You get... Continue Reading

Less is More: Tech Integration Tips from a Former Oregon Trail Survivor

By Lisa Leali, Superintendent of Schools, Lake Bluff Elementary School, District 65 If you’ve been in education long enough, you know: the pendulum always swings. Right now, it's swinging back hard. Technology is right in the pendulum’s path with cell phone bans and screen time... Continue Reading

Choose Your Best Self

By Brad Gustafson People have the capacity to navigate extraordinary change when the conditions are right. But the conditions aren’t always right in education, and leading in an environment of constant change can be exhausting. Some weeks, I consider it a success if I’m able to stay... Continue Reading

Florida surgeon general says state is moving to 'end all vaccine mandates'

**This article was originally published by ABC News** By Mary Kekatos Florida is moving to "end all vaccine mandates" in the state, Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo announced at a press conference on Wednesday. Ladapo said the Florida Department of Health would be working with Gov. Ron... Continue Reading

Foster an Educator Culture of Collective Efficacy

By Delaney Rosenberg How can leaders establish a positive, community-oriented culture for the educators on their team? There is a gaping hole in research literature on this topic, despite the fact that our educators’ perceptions of their work have a direct effect on students’... Continue Reading

The Power of Student Gratitude

By Andy Farley and Eric Hagen At Brookfield East High School in Brookfield, WI, we work tirelessly to develop a culture of gratitude and recognition as we live our mission: “Dedicated to Academic and Human Excellence.” Like most schools, we recognize students and their many... Continue Reading

Boosting Financial Well Being for Educators, One District at a Time

By Fred Makonnen, Head of Sales & Distribution – Equitable Group Retirement Across the United States, school districts are managing tight budgets, talent shortages, and growing pressure to do more with less. On top of that, the employee benefits landscape is constantly shifting. From... Continue Reading