Dr. Meagan Waid retweeted
This is one of the coolest things I can recall seeing live at a baseball game
School improvement planning is not about completing a document. It is about building a culture of continuous improvement where every decision is centered on creating better outcomes for students.
Thank you to GASSP for the opportunity to learn, lead, and grow (part 5)
before jumping to solutions. Sometimes the best insights come when we take the time to simply notice and wonder.
As always, I left inspired by the passion, commitment, and servant leadership of the educators in the room. (Part 4)
I also had the opportunity to facilitate a session for the entire group on the Notice and Wonder protocol, one of my favorite strategies for slowing down our thinking, creating space for multiple perspectives, and helping teams engage more deeply with data (part 3)
explored root causes, and developed plans to move their schools forward. There is something incredibly powerful about watching a team come to a shared understanding of where they are, where they want to go, and how they will get there. (Part 2)
Three days, countless conversations, and a lot of meaningful work with school leadership teams from across Georgia.
I was honored to serve as a facilitator at GASSP’s Plan Like a Champion workshop, working alongside leaders as they analyzed data, identified needs, (part 1)
Dr. Meagan Waid retweeted
School should be a place kids want to go, a place staff want to be, and a place families trust and are proud to send their kids.
It’s not always easy, but it’s worth it.
































