Category: Leadership

Decision-Making: It’s Easy If You Know What You Stand For

“Do you believe that all students can achieve?” As a Principal, split-second decision-making was a skill that helped me in the role. In this situation,

September 28, 2022

Every 1-on-1 Check-In Should Include These 5 Key Topics

“So what’s on your mind today? What do you want to talk about?” If there’s no agenda after those questions, it can lead to a

August 22, 2022

Be Purposeful When Sharing A Personal Story

“My name is Oscar Romano. I was born and raised in Cliffside Park, NJ. I was Valedictorian. I graduated from Harvard University.” Can I count

August 15, 2022

To School Leaders Who Want To Be Fully Hired Before Students Arrive

“I regret to inform you I’ve decided to resign from your organization effective immediately. I’ve decided to move onto other opportunities.” Various One of the

August 1, 2022

male educator of color speaking to male student of color

Addressing Mental Health as an Educator of Color

More than 50% of public school students are students of color, but only 20% of public school teachers are people of color. Such a disproportionate

July 25, 2022

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Is Your Training a Pain Giver or Pain Reliever?

We’ve all sat through a training session that’s underwhelming, irrelevant to your role, or entirely out of touch with more significant needs. Instead of sitting

July 11, 2022