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Educators prioritize continuous growth, connection, curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking for our K-12 students. These are also key sustainability strategies for school administrators. COSA recognizes the dedication of Oregon Superintendents and school leaders and honors their commitment to excellence in education. The AASA #NCE2024 event shone a spotlight on the inventive, strategic, and impactful work of Oregon's school leaders. We celebrate the #COSALeaders and their focus on #instructionalleadership and #Superintendentleadership, all while keeping #studentsfirst.

DID YOU KNOW ... BTS Spark partners with schools, universities, education departments, professional associations and leadership institutes to support thousands of education leaders each year? https://ow.ly/zOAz50PIVnr #principalsschools #educationalleadership #headteachers #BTSSpark

Check out this blog post from two of our amazing youth leaders Cynthis and Jacob!!

Check out the September Issue of Principal Leadership where I outline the key elements needed to lay the foundation for an equitable MTSS that supports the success of all learners. https://bit.ly/3Er6TnC #MTSS #Leadership National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP)

In the latest edition of #CASChronicles, we reflect on 10 incredible years of our Dean's Student Leadership Society and how the organization continues to go above and beyond in serving its purpose as a bridge between #USFalumni, faculty, and community leaders within USF and the #TampaBay community. Read about where it started and where it's headed here: https://ow.ly/8Mgp50Qwws0

Partnerships Help Prevent the Summer Slide Summer learning loss is a significant concern as it can set students back several months in their educational progress, mainly affecting those in under-resourced communities. In this week's video, we'll discuss an effective strategy for addressing this issue: fostering partnerships between schools, community organizations, and local businesses. #EducationalLeader, Kim “When students are led well, they learn well.” The views shared in the Educational Leadership Moment are solely mine and do not reflect the positions of my employer or any entity within the local, state, or federal government sectors. #Education #Leadership

A college degree is life-changing for first-generation students — President Cathy Sandeen knows this firsthand. When it comes to what moves her as a leader, fostering access for our students is her reason why. Read more in this Q&A with Volt about higher education and leadership. #csueb #leadership #highereducation 

Elev8 is a proudly black owned business. Saran Traore is from Columbia, Maryland where she attended Townson University for a Bachelor’s degree in political science and government. She later went on to the University of Maryland Global Campus for her Master’s Degree in management. She began her career in corporate. As she continued through several positions in the healthcare industry, she discovered a need for emotional intelligence education. She felt a lack of resources and support for those who felt the same. This prompted the idea of Elev8, a leadership consulting solution, for those who felt stuck. #leadershipdevelopment #careerdevelopment #careergrowth #leadershipgrowth #careertips #executivecoach #leadershipcoach

What Do Students Gain from the NSLA Experience? Participating in a No Stone Left Alone remembrance event enriches students by strengthening their values of respect, leadership, citizenship, responsibility, and gratitude. Learn more about the impact of our program: https://lnkd.in/gAmiiJq3

We have a new report out this week looking at urban districts: What do district leaders need to continue building back post-covid? Our newest report dives into challenges facing district leadership teams, how they've faced them, and what they need to do next to keep momentum—because as one leader said, their districts are “maxed out.” Our team interviewed leaders from @BaltCitySchools & @ChiPubSchools to learn how they’re confronting enrollment declines, limited central office capacity, tough teacher labor markets, changing school boards, shifting local interests, and uncertain state-level financial support. The short answer: they need more allies and new partnerships—within school boards, communities, unions, and state-level governments. I’ll have more on that soon.Read more in our newest report: https://bit.ly/3WfYj4L