By L. Earl Franks, Ed.D. End-of-the-year promotions represent the celebration of a collective effort to prepare our kids for the future. We’ve endeavored all year long to ensure every child feels accepted, believes they can succeed, and builds the critical skills they need to thrive in a... Continue Reading
By: Mohannad Arbaji, ChalkTalk Founder & CEO Imagine you’re observing two geometry teachers in your school’s math department. You need to assess the teachers’ use of evidence-based lessons and how the students are engaged with the learning. Both geometry teachers are... Continue Reading
Unlocking Every Student’s Potential to Lead BY SUSAN DOHERTY Student councils give kids the opportunity to unlock their leadership potential and effect positive change in their schools and communities. There have been dynamic shifts in our schools in the last decade, as we work to... Continue Reading
Financial Wellness Programs and Creating a “Stay Strategy” for your District We all know educators don’t go into the profession for the money. They do it because it’s a calling. But that doesn’t mean they can’t experience financial peace. Financial wellness... Continue Reading
52 Years, 52 Lessons By: Jon Gordon I turned 52 January 20th. I've learned a lot over the years and thought it would be fun and hopefully helpful to share 52 lessons I've learned along the way. I believe age is just a number. My motto each year has been younger, stronger, wiser and better.... Continue Reading
I played my 100th Wordle puzzle this morning! As I have strategically laid out my letters and words over the past few months, I continue to think about how Wordle relates to leadership. In true Wordle fashion, here are 6 Leadership Lessons from Wordle… 1-Every day I am convinced at some... Continue Reading
New Year, New FASA Website By: FASA Staff A new year often brings new changes. For FASA, a major change is our new... Continue Reading
Five Lessons Learned as an Educational Leader By: Richard Surrency, Superintendent, Putnam County Schools I am the elected superintendent of the Putnam County School District serving in my sixth year. Since my first day in office, beginning in November of 2016, our district has focused on... Continue Reading
A School is Only as Strong as its Community, and a Community is Only as Strong as its School By: Adam Lane, Principal, Haines City High School A school is only as strong as its community and a community is only as strong as its school!I want to thank the General Federation of Women's... Continue Reading
